MiGMan’s Flight Sim Museum

MiGMan’s Flight Sim Museum

Francisco Campos

AboutEvasive Action proposed four different scenarios: 1917: The Great War, 1942:WWII, The Air Dominance Era, 2064: Space Combat.
airline_seat_recline_extraEvasive Action personFrancisco J. Campos tagCombat
AboutThe program was entirely written in Spectrum's BASIC, but it looks wonderful despite Sinclair's poor graphic abilities. It was considered a "serious" game, compared with the ZX hits of that time. Not suprisingly, the gameplay was really slow, but there were plenty of nifty indicators and buttons to look at, requiring all your attention.
airline_seat_recline_extraIntercepteur Cobalt personFrancisco J. Campos
Last edit:Sep 11, 2022
AboutThe Flight model was much better than the cockpits, plain and simple but effective.
airline_seat_recline_extraJetfighter II personFrancisco J. Campos tagCarrier
Published:1998Last edit:Sep 14, 2022
AboutThe concept of the blood chit originated in China during the early days of World War II. It was created by members of General Chennault's American Volunteer Group: the Flying Tigers. The famed pilots wore Chinese and American flags, and a message in Chinese characters.
personFrancisco J. Campos
Published:2001
AboutMy absolute 'first sim' was Intercepteur Cobalt for ZX Spectrum. I had a 16Kb Speccy by then, so I was only allowed to load the 'Pilot's Test' and the 'Take Off' module. IC just had instrumental flight, and for a good reason: it was written entirely in BASIC, with no graphics.
personFrancisco J. Campos tagFirst Flight Sim
Published:2001Last edit:May 31, 2021
AboutThis is the only Flight-Sim poker card deck in the world AFAIK. It is created for Orphalese Tarot, a Windows software created by my old friend Richard Jefferies. I use to design virtual decks for him, and I didn't wanted to miss the chance for this one.
personFrancisco J. Campos
About"First time I climbed into the Aeroplane I was 10 years old, and I will never forget the experience." - Francisco J. Campos
Spain   Spain personFrancisco J. Campos tagFirst Flight tagLocation Based Entertainment
Published:2017
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