Kudos go to the designer and programmers responsible for bringing us Windows users a great game!! I highly recommend it!!Īt first I was skeptical of this game. When I first downloaded and installed this game on my Windows, I couldn't stop playing!! Unlike racing games, this game has a very high replay value, and one game I would play again and again. Remember that buses are much larger vehicles, thus they need more room in which to stop and they can only make wide turns. The controls are what you'd expect: Sluggish and slow to accelerate. This game runs smoothly on my mid-2010 White Pc, with all the graphics options set to High and 2x antialiasing. The graphics are awesome, as you can see details such as cracks in the pavement. Sure, there's no cockpit view, which would make it even more realistic, so you can see how it looks from the driver's perspective. This is the reason I view this game more as a simulator. What makes this game realistic is the fact that you pick up and drop off passengers at numerous stops, while at the same time, obeying traffic laws, not getting into an accident, applying the brakes sparingly, and trying to stay on time. Very accurate rendering of the different types of buses you can drive. Hopefully it will be helpful for others as well.I was pleasantly surprised by this game!! I finally can find out what it's really like to be behind the wheel of a bus. Click there to download itunes and follow the instructions to set it up.Ĥ) Once itunes installs, unplug the ipod if you haven't already, and plug it back in.Īfter doing that, my computer recognized my ipod and could also still recognize my phone. Instead, scroll down to where it says "Looking for other versions?" and click "Windows"ģ) This will take you to a similar looking page, but instead of "Get it from Microsoft", it will say "Download iTunes for Windows now (64-bit)". When opening the link on a PC, it takes you to a page where the most prominent button says Get it from Microsoft, but do not click there. (I'm sure most people know how to do this, but just in case: find it on the Start menu, right click on it, and select "uninstall".)Ģ) Go to. Here's how I did that:ġ) Uninstall your current version of itunes. After several hours of googling solutions, uninstalling and reinstalling itunes several times, and even trying to download the drivers from a questionable source and install them manually (the computer wouldn't recognize the drivers as belonging to the ipod when I tried it that way), I eventually was able to fix the problem by uninstalling itunes again and then reinstalling it by downloading it from Apple, not from the Microsoft store. I could sync my phone using itunes (I have an iPhone SE), but when I plugged in the ipod, the computer wanted to open it as a generic usb storage device (like a flash drive). I have an ipod nano 7th generation and a PC that runs Windows 10.
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