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AboutIn this case a picture or two is worth a thousand words. This is some of the best fun I've had in 42 years of computer flight simming!

AboutIBM | Apple ][ | Apple Mac | Commodore 64 |NEC PC-9801

AboutLatest version of the voice commands I use.

AboutContained an overlay for the Saitek PC Dash.

AboutDigital Integration Product range | A printed catalogue included in Hind Apache Twinpack (excerpts)

AboutIt was the best flight sim, all crammed in a single low density floppy!
Did you know you could fly backwards?

AboutThis is a fitting successor to Jane's F-15, and if you enjoy that sim or Falcon 4, you will surely find a lot to like in Jane's F/A-18.

AboutThese images from the ACMI tool show some accurate flying in the F-22 by Rob "Bomber" Henderson.

AboutFlight Simmers of a certain age group with remember with (not) fondness the fun of trying to configure extended memory to get these demanding sims running in 640K of memory.

AboutTry flying the F-16 at MCA (minimum controllable airspeed), and hit full rudder; a sure way to enter a spin in a conventional aircraft. Even though you press the rudder pedal fully, the rudder does not move, and the plane does not respond. In fact, if the plane did begin to spin, the rudder would automatically deflect to recover! NO other PC based F-16 simulator has captured this level of fidelity and faithfulness to the original design.

AboutMiGMan’s Flight Sim Museum is pleased to announce their first release in the Microsoft Flight Simulator Marketplace.

AboutA lot of fun to fly in MSFS 2004. The fantastic cockpit made me feel like Microprose's legacy F-117 had been brought into the 21st century.