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@@mshobe Flight Simulator II on C64 checking in here. I still have the 5.25" floppy disks and the original box. And the C64!! Roughly 1 FPS. I logged hundreds of hours on that sim as a child. Also, I work for CAE now :-)

@@jtocwru good! There was really no graphic almost, flew IFR before learning VFR from Chigago to Boston in Cessna 172 vor to vor… then ils… was doing that on the pc version (Microsoft licensed Sub-Logic code) in… 1982. With the poor IBM CGA graphic card. Since I was an Amateur Radio licensed since the age of 12, flying using the VHF instruments (vor, ils) and low frequency none directional beacons (adf) was fun, since I could decode their morse code id by listening to them, and listening to the near by adf with shortwave radios…. AI will change how CAE has been doing their scenarios simulations… for the better

@@VE2FET Bruce Artwick was the man! I moved on from Flight Simulator II on the Commodore 64 to the Microsoft flight sims on PC, and I still vividly remember being probably about 10 years old, and my parents driving me to Barnes & Noble so I could buy MSFS 5.1. This was not long after the already-groundbreaking MSFS 5.0, which brought textures to the flight sim world. Prior to that, it was all boring polygons with boring, solid colors. I remember peeling off the shrinkwrap on the drive home. MSFS 5.1 had fog! FOG! And then BAO's Flight Shop came out, after many, many delays, and people claiming it was nothing but vaporware. But, it did release. And the sky was the limit. So many custom aircraft after that. It was an incredible time for flight simmers.