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Thomas the Tank Engine is a PlayStation game developed by Bandai. It was exclusively released in Japan in 2000.
Characters
- Thomas
- Edward
- Henry
- Gordon
- James
- Percy
- Toby
- Sir Handel
- Peter Sam
- Bertie
- Trevor
- Harold
- Cranky
- Sir Topham Hatt
- Duck (does not speak)
- Donald and Douglas (do not speak)
- Bill and Ben (do not speak)
- Duncan (cameo)
- Annie and Clarabel (cameo)
- Caroline (cameo)
- Jem Cole (cameo)
- Refreshment Lady (cameo)
- Nancy (cameo)
- Jeremiah Jobling (cameo)
Locations
- Knapford
- Sir Topham Hatt's Office
- Tidmouth Sheds
- The Three Way Road
- Brendam Docks
- Boulder Quarry
- Dryaw Airfield
- Trevor's Shed
- Wellsworth Vicarage Orchard
- Ffarquhar Sheds (title screen)
- Dryaw Goods Station (intro sequence)
- Tidmouth Beach (intro sequence)
- The Valley Bridge (intro sequence)
- Arlesdale Lake and Mountains Line (intro sequence)
Deleted Scenes
Episodes
- Toby and the Stout Gentleman
- Cows
- Saved from Scrap
- The Runaway
- Better Late Than Never
- Edward's Exploit
- Thomas and the Missing Christmas Tree
- A Scarf for Percy
- Gordon and the Famous Visitor
- Thomas Gets Bumped
- Thomas, Percy and the Dragon
- Toby's Tightrope
- Edward, Trevor and the Really Useful Party
- Escape
- Heroes
- Thomas and Percy's Christmas Adventure
- Sleeping Beauty
- You Can't Win
- A Bad Day for Sir Handel
- Toad Stands By
- Cranky Bugs
- Horrid Lorry
- A Better View for Gordon
- Baa!
- Stepney Gets Lost
- Thomas and the Rumours
- Duncan Gets Spooked
Character Episodes
- Thomas - The Runaway
- Edward - Saved from Scrap
- Henry - Tender Engines
- Gordon - Wrong Road
- James - No Joke for James
- Percy - Baa!
- Toby - Woolly Bear
- Donald and Douglas - Break Van
- Bill and Ben - Wrong Road
- Sir Handel - A Bad Day for Sir Handel
- Peter Sam - Steam Roller
- Bertie - Trust Thomas
- Trevor - Buzz, Buzz
- Harold - The Runaway
- Cranky - Something in the Air
Trivia
- The game has a pre-rendered CGI cutscene at the beginning.
- In one minigame, the custom engines use Percy's, Thomas', or Peter Sam's whistles at different pitches.
- References to Thomas' Train, Off the Rails, Down the Mine, Percy Takes the Plunge, Trust Thomas and Thomas and the Special Letter are made.
Goofs
- Thomas has Edward's whistle sound.
- Edward has his whistle sound, but at two steps lower-pitched.
- Gordon shares Duck's whistle sound, while James, Donald and Douglas all use that same whistle sound, only at different pitches.
- Sir Handel has Oliver's whistle sound.
- Bill and Ben have George's whistle sound at different pitches.
- Trevor's whistle is low pitched.
- James' wheels have been coloured grey in almost every minigame, they could however be coloured black in James' colouring game.
- Duck's handrails are yellow when they should be grey.
- In Percy's sound matching game, Percy's funnel is put on the wrong spot. It is supposed to be on his smokebox, not on the boiler.
- In the racing and length measuring games, Henry's siderods do not appear to be connected to his driving wheels.
- In Toby's level crossing game, the sheep disappear when the evening starts to fall.
- Peter Sam has his old funnel.
- Sir Handel and Peter Sam appear to be running on the same gauge as the standard gauge engines.