Lately, I have been posting a lot of business stuff, and it seems I have been neglecting my EzineArticles account for a few months. Today, I thought I would write about something more fun and compelling than the same boring business jargon. I decided to write about flight simulation and which games I prefer that provide the most realistic flight simulation experience.
You will find several different flight simulation games; some are designed for just 1 or 2 specific aircraft, some are online games, some don’t need to be online, and others provide their equipment and use separate gaming technology that does not run on your PC.
I prefer computer flight simulator games. The things to look for in a flight sim game include feature support… It is not a good game if it does not support your pedals and yoke equipment. Games that don’t adopt professional equipment usually aren’t worth the money in the long run and are much more limited. Do you want a fun you will master too quickly that only features a few aircraft? Chances are not, so having a flight sim with hundreds of real Aircraft is better.
Are you looking for a fake sim game to have fun? Or do you want a simulator based on real-life terrain, with tens of thousands of real airports, that allows you to change all weather settings and make the game as realistic as possible? I would say it’s the latter. If you are interested in a real game, I suggest you keep reading.
I was informed about “Pro Flight Simulator” by a good friend. He recommended the game not only for its 120+ Aircraft, 20,000 airports, and three bonuses, including a combat game, scenery designer, and flight planner. He also suggested it because you can add your custom graphics!
The graphics in the game are open source, and it does come with great pictures, but if you are an artist and photoshopper, this comes in handy, as you can virtually replace whatever views you want with your own better ones. Thus completely customizing the game.
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I enjoy some features regarding “ProFlight Simulator,” the Awesome Helicopter selection. Old and new Aircraft. Military Jets.\ World wide scenery, fly over your house: realistic controls, night lighting, full weather conditions, extremely accurate schools. ProFlight Simulator is used in professional flight training. It supports all kinds of equipment, like the yoke, foot pedals, throttle, and almost everything else—full support for Windows and Mac systems. Thriving community. Since the game is open-source, it’s always being upgraded. Free updates are provided with a one-time subscription payment at a reasonable price for all you get. This is the only flight simulator you need. 3D Cockpit views. Real-time Integration with Google Maps. Scenery based on Actual Military Data. Multiplayer (up to 32). Flight combat bonus.
To name a few of the best features. This already beats out any other flight simulator I’ve tried, including the pain-in-the-butt Microsoft Simulator, which should be a better game after years of development but is not. Similar to the security of their operating systems. Not to say I don’t like Microsoft, but I am very critical; when I found ProFlight, I realized that there were better games out there and that I had been a bit blinded by Microsoft since it was one of the first major simulators.
By now, it should be fairly obvious why I chose to review ProFlight Simulator. I have played the game for a month; I’m still having fun toying with Aircraft. The game is years and years of entertainment, a learning resource, fun, strategic, and more.
All the things I was looking for in a flight sim game are covered in one piece of software and a few bonuses that come with it. Realism, educational value, customization, joystick, yoke, peddle, and throttle support. Flight training. A huge selection of Aircraft, jets, planes, helicopters, military, and various types. Over 150 aircraft… Combat, scenery design, and flight planning.