Driving Thomas Deluxe Set (うんてんトーマス デラックスセット) is a Japanese video game released for the Sega Pico by Bandai in 2000.
Characters
- Thomas
- Edward
- Henry
- Gordon
- James
- Percy
- Toby
- Duck
- Donald and Douglas
- Oliver
- Bill and Ben
- Mavis
- Skarloey
- Sir Handel
- Peter Sam
- Duke
- Annie and Clarabel
- Terence
- Bertie
- Trevor
- Harold
- Bulstrode
- Cranky
- Thumper
- Sir Topham Hatt
Cast
- Keiko Toda as Thomas
Trivia
- The gameplay is similar to Railway Adventures.
- Pictures of Bandai's Thomas Engine Collection Series toy line were used on the cover and controller.
- Edward has his whistle sound from the fourth to the fifth series episode James and the Trouble with Trees.
- Gordon shares Duck's whistle sound as he did in the fourth and (occasionally) in the fifth series.
- Additionally, Donald also shares Duck's whistle sound as he did in the fourth series.
- James has his whistle sound from the fourth to the fifth series episode Make Someone Happy.
- Bertie has his fourth series horn sound, which he shares with Sir Topham Hatt's yellow car.
Goofs
- Thomas has Edward's normal whistle sound.
- Douglas, Oliver, Mavis, and the narrow gauge engines all share Duck's whistle sound, despite Mavis being a diesel engine.
- Bill and Ben both share Percy's whistle sound.
- Trevor has no whistle sound.
- Annie, Clarabel, and the Troublesome Trucks are able to move on their own even though they are rolling stock. This aspect would later be (inconsistently) present in the reboot, Thomas & Friends: All Engines Go.
- James, Toby, Donald, Douglas, Bill, Ben, Mavis, and the narrow gauge engines all have grey wheels instead of black ones.
- Toby is not shown to be emitting steam from his funnel, despite the fact that he's a steam tram engine.
- Thomas' side rods are black instead of grey.
- When Thomas greets Duck, part of Duck's right side tanks is missing and his running board is red.
- Duck's wheelarches and sandbox are green instead of black.
- When Duck, Bill, Ben, and Peter Sam are moving forward, their wheels are going backwards.
- Whenever Thomas fails in a mini-game, Sir Topham Hatt is smiling, when he should be cross.
- When Thomas completes a mini game, Tidmouth Sheds has seven berths instead of six. This change would later happen at the end of the 2005 special, Calling All Engines!.
- Peter Sam has his old funnel.
- Duke's cylinders are black instead of brown.