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by hairy_satchel,
Apr 4, 2008
Pros: Most realistic general aviation and commercial aviation simulator to date.
Cons: Requires a modern computer to run.
The Bottom Line: Get FS10 if you have a fast computer. Get FS9 if your system is slow or older than 6 months. Be prepared to upgrade your hardware either way.
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by musiccollector,
Nov 21, 2007
Pros: Really cool specialized missions and G force effects
Cons: It can bring fast computers to their knees but just moving the sliders up.
The Bottom Line: Save you're money as it is a total resource hog that will have even a fast gaming computer screaming for mercy.
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by conquest23,
May 19, 2007
Pros: It doesn't matter the con outweighs all the pros.
Cons: The frame rate is awful. (Even with over recommended power).
The Bottom Line: Don't buy it. Get Flight Simulator 2004 instead.
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by beano7722,
Feb 4, 2007
Pros: I got to fly in my hometown!!(Squamish Canada) really neat, and sorta realistic
Cons: Very demanding of my system, and some stuff WON'T work
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by niccosuave,
Jan 28, 2007
Pros: 2 DVDs as opposed to 4 CD's. Protective case. Nice interface.
Cons: Processor and graphics hog. High end PC's can't even handle this game.
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by boxcarss,
Jan 7, 2007
Pros: Accurate topography included, very pretty airplanes.
Cons: Needs a super powerful computer to operate satisfactorily.
The Bottom Line: Wait about three to five years to allow technology to catch up and prices to drop, and get what is today a top of the line rig.
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by popisgone,
Jan 4, 2007
Pros: Will work good on a 4,000 dollar computer
Cons: Bad frame rates. So so New planes.
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