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Auran And UP Sign License Agreement

Posted on Tuesday, September 30 @ 21:25:31 BST by darklord

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Auran and Union Pacific Railroad have reached a license agreement that will result in both current and historic Union Pacific equipment being prominently featured in Auran's upcoming Trainz Railroad Simulator 2004For more information, click on Read More

Brisbane, Australia - July 3, 2003 - Game developer and publisher Auran Games (www.auran.com) today announced that it has signed a license agreement with Union Pacific Railroad (www.up.com), one of America's leading transportation companies. The agreement allows Auran to use the Union Pacific logo and likenesses of Union Pacific locomotives in Auran's upcoming PC-based software product Trainz Railroad Simulator 2004.

"We're thrilled that Union Pacific, the largest railroad in the U.S., has entrusted Auran and Trainz Railroad Simulator 2004 with their globally-recognized brand identity," said Tony Hilliam, Auran's Marketing Director. "Our North American fans will be delighted with the mix of both current and historic UP locomotives that we have included and the opportunity to step into the driver's seat and experience life as a Union Pacific train engineer. TRS2004 also offers an easy-to-use world and scenario builder where users can create new railroads and set up their own customized railroad experience."

"Union Pacific has been at the heart of American railroading for more than 140 years and we're excited to partner with Auran to reach a new generation of railroad fans," said Brenda Mainwaring, Director of Corporate Relations at Union Pacific. "The rapidly growing popularity of Auran's Trainz products will greatly expand the availability of Union Pacific products in the train simulation market."

About Trainz Railroad Simulator 2004

Trainz Railroad Simulator 2004 is more than driving trains - it is a total railroad experience. TRS2004 lets players operate their choice of Union Pacific and other locomotives, from the early days of steam through to modern high-speed electrics, under a variety of challenging conditions in real world scenarios. In addition, players coordinate the movement of passengers and freight as their busy industrial world springs to life. Users can also create their own realistic environments, sculpting mountains and valleys, placing scenery objects, laying track, and connecting a variety of trackside industries and towns.

TRS2004 will initially be sold online at www.railroadsimulator.com and then at retail once publishers for various territories are secured. TRS2004 works with Windows 98, 2000, ME, and XP. Recommended minimum technical requirement is P3 788 MHz, 256 Mb RAM with a GeForce 1video card at low detail settings.

About Auran

Auran(r) is an innovative firm dedicated to providing high quality computer games and 3D technology. Auran's philosophy "Don't predict it, Create it" is reflected in our products and services and has led to Auran becoming one of Australia's most exciting interactive entertainment companies. Auran is best known for its acclaimed 3D game engine Auran Jet(r) (www.auranjet.com), and for its international hit computer game Dark Reign: The Future of War.

About Union Pacific

Union Pacific Railroad is the largest railroad in North America, covering 23 states across the western two-thirds of the United States and is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Union Pacific Corporation (NYSE:UNP), one of America's leading transportation companies.

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