Railroad Tycoon II Codes and Easter Eggs (PC)

Sid Meier's Railroad Tycoon is an economic simulation and computer strategy game. There are four versions: the original Railroad Tycoon (1990), Railroad Tycoon II (1998), Railroad Tycoon 3 (2003) and Sid Meier's Railroads! (2006). Railroad Tycoon was written by game designer Sid Meier and published by MicroProse and though it shares the "Tycoon" suffix, it is entirely unrelated to other Microprose games such as RollerCoaster Tycoon and Transport Tycoon, which were developed by British programmer Chris Sawyer.

A sequel featuring improved graphics and more complex gameplay, Railroad Tycoon II, was published by Gathering of Developers in 1998 after PopTop Software acquired rights to the name. Some features of the first version are missing in this sequel: ability to build tunnels and lack of Signal Towers.

Codes

Cheat Codes
During gameplay, press [Tab] and then enter the code that corresponds to its effect:

Casey Jones - All Competitor's Train's Cash

Let me in - All Denied Territories

Show me the trains - All Engines

Amtrak - Company loses $1 Million

AMD103 - Converts All Engines to AMD-103's at Expense of Profit

Speed Racer - Double Maximum Train Speeds

King of the hill - Give Character $100,000

Slush fund - Give Company $1 Million

Powerball - Give Company $100 Million

Cattle Futures - Gives Player $1 Million

Viagra - Increases City Size

BoBo - Lose Scenario

Nowreck - Never Crash (Works with Version 1.53)

Overtime Stations - Double Output of Cargo

BigfootBronze - Win with Bronze Victory

BigfootGold - Win with Gold Victory

BigfootSilver - Win with Silver Victory

Easter Eggs

Sleeping Man
Load up the classical campaign mission menu. The old man should start to speak to you. Once he is finished, don't touch anything. After a few minutes he will go to sleep. He will keep on snoring until you move the mouse or press the keyboard. Then he will wake up and tell you to pick a campaign.

Glitches

Free Electric track
First, build a strip of double track and then switch to electrical track, double/single, it
does not matter. Now, place the cursor over the Left and upper most section of track and build downwards and it should be free and work properly.

Single track- Passing trains
To make trains pass on a single track, make sure that the track is on a steep hill. The trains will zoom through each other without slowing down.

Here's the game's intro, it's not much, but it has a certain old-school flavor: