I like X-Plane these days, but I still actually play MS Flight Simulator 4.0 from 1989 in dosbox sometimes. It's a simpler simulation that does not take as much

I like X-Plane these days, but I still actually play MS Flight Simulator 4.0 from 1989 in dosbox sometimes. It's a simpler simulation that does not take as much time and attention. I can do a flight from San Francisco to Seattle on the side. Of course there's a great deal of nostalgia in it, but there is just something about those highly simplified, unshaded graphics that appeals to me. https://qph.cf2.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-baef2f0c3e4f095551053b1a15746a58-pjlq https://qph.cf2.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-baef2f0c3e4f095551053... I've actually got the box with disks, manual, and, most importantly, the maps with which I fly from VOR to VOR. And I patched the binary so that the joystick axis assignment makes sense with my Bluetooth controller (otherwise it would force me to have throttle and rudder on the same thumbstick, which is.. not good).