In the spring of 1997 I bought Microsoft Flight Simulator 95, some years later Microsoft Flight Simulator 98, since that time it is the game I play most, or I would not call it a game, a simulator.
I remember the early Flight Simulator II running on Commodore 64, today possible to download from the Internet and run on one of the many Commodore 64 simulators. This version was done by SubLogic, later bought by Microsoft, the rest is history. Funny enough the basics in the game have newer changed.
As we got Microsoft Flight Simulator 95 it became a sport for many people to make freeware sceneries and airplanes for the game, and it's the thing that makes this game so very good today.
There are today many beautifull sceneries that covers most of the earth, as a long range of airplanes, small ones as big ones. All this can be downloaded for free from the Internet. Then you can sit home in your appartments and see the world by the cost of only a little electricity.
