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About"I stopped flying computer sims in the early 90's when I became an actual airline pilot. For me, desktop sims launched me in to this career. There were 2 versions. Came with maps and a pretty good manual. You would fly routes and be graded and given a "salary". At the time, I enjoyed this as well as A320 which I see you have already." - Tom Beiser

AboutAs for FS1 being pretty basic, it seemed bloody amazing at the time.

About"I liked the way that it had the correct stars at night, and you can navigate by them. Actually, playing during "daylight" was slower, so I always flew at night. I loved the low level turbulence - this sim had the best feeling of flight until Su-27 Flanker 2.0."

About"This is where it all started, looking at three dials and flying at night on a crummy TV!!!" - Julian Sallows.

AboutBy Diver Dan, 1999: "Playing games does not make us young, but we have that same feeling that we had as a child..."

AboutBy ARHarris, CEO: Skull & Bonehead Squadron: "12:16PM: Fall asleep. Dream about being the Red Baron..."

AboutBy Chris Mixon: "Since Hasbro released Falcon 4 and then did the old good news - bad news routine on the programming staff, I decided to evaluate another Hasbro simulation for the group."

About"Gun kills are my crack, MiG Alley the pusher. Oh, I tried F-18 with it's big smoking missiles coming off the rail. But the kills are somehow hollow after MA."

AboutBy Sam Garito: "I haven't flown a single flight sim since getting The Sims. Very annoying, very addicting."