billyd7447

I started flying Flight Sims back in 1995 when I saw a Microsoft Flight Sim game at Walmart. I looked it over and decided to buy it. When I got to check out the nice clerk said make sure you have the right OS for this Sim, Windows or Mac. I had no idea what she was talking about.

To make a long story short I purchased a small Packard Bell with 250 Mb Hard Drive, 4 MB Ram with Windows 3.2. I played that game for a long time of course no graphices. Then I found a F-14 Fighter Game but name has slipped my mind but it came on just four flooppy disc which holds 1.25 MB each.

From then on I have been upgrading my computers and Flight Sims. I have all of Microsoft Flight Sims and purchased every fighter game I saw from WWII to Future such F-22. I think the best were Janes F-15E and Janes F-18. I played the Falcon 4.0 but spent most of my time studing the manual instead of slying missions.

Strike Fighters 2 is not too complacated but is hard enough to keep you interested and staying with it.