FSX is from 2006 but that’s not the one you meant. It’s relevant to the graphics you mentioned though. Graphics comparison of different versions: https://youtu.

FSX is from 2006 but that’s not the one you meant. It’s relevant to the graphics you mentioned though. Graphics comparison of different versions: https://youtu.be/CchRwnTorjY https://youtu.be/CchRwnTorjY 2.0 was the first one I saw and 3.0 was the first one I actually owned. You can have fun flying around even with those graphics. FSX was fun but definitely seemed more like a computer world. 2020 blows me away since it feels like you’re exploring the real world (although it’s funny when a building I live or work in that is only a couple years old is a construction site in the game). I built a new PC in 2020 to play it and it’s closer to $1000 not $10000. I had to wait until this year when the video card shortage ended to buy the video card I wanted though. And I bought a nice yoke: https://flyhoneycomb.com/collections/honeycomb-flight-sim-hardware/products/alpha-flight-controls https://flyhoneycomb.com/collections/honeycomb-flight-sim-ha... so somewhere around $2000 total I guess. I’m sure MS Flight Simulator 2035 will make 2020 look like pong, but no reason to wait that long. :)