PS2 comes with a LED screen display of speed and controls and a foot pedal to blow the horn, whereas the Shinkansen Controller for the Wii lacked these features, replacing the LED screen with a representative sticker. The Wii version of this controller commands much higher prices than the PS2 version only by virtue of relative rarity. Versions Parodies A doujin manga and game series, Densha de D, is a parody crossover of the series in combination with the auto racing-based franchise Initial D; it is popularly associated with a meme regarding "multi-track drifting". References External links Official website for Densha de Go! Special Version -- Revived! Showa Yamanote Line (Nintendo DS) Official website for Densha de Go! Official website for Densha de Go! Android / iOS game Official website of the game series, as provided by Internet Archive Video game franchises introduced in 1996 Windows games Train simulation video games Square Enix franchises Taito games Video games set in Japan Railway culture in Japan