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Sano wrote:Good videos as always man. :D



Thanks! This one was pretty in-depth and took about 40 hours to shoot and edit. Lots of info! :)
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YOUTUBE LINK: https://youtu.be/GhwPI50esKE

Dave Nunez shows us his epic 80s & 90s Flight Simulation game collection. These sims are on the vintage Commodore 64 through early IBM MS-DOS PCs to Windows 95, Windows XP and all the way up to modern Windows 10 machines running steam. If you want to learn about flight sims both old and new, this is the video for you!

Games we mentioned:
F-15 strike Eagle
Gunship
Tie fighter
Secret weapons of the Luftwaffe
Aces over Europe
Aces of the Pacific
Red Baron
F – 117a stealth fighter
F-19
LHX Attack Chopper
US Navy fighters
Fighters anthology
Falcon 3.0 gold
Falcon 4.0 - Benchmark Sims
Tornado
1942 the Pacific air war
Microsoft flight simulator 5.0
Microsoft flight simulator X

Who else here remembers these flight simulators fondly?
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Metal Jesus wrote:Dave Nunez shows us his epic 80s & 90s Flight Simulation game collection. These sims are on the vintage Commodore 64 through early IBM MS-DOS PCs to Windows 95, Windows XP and all the way up to modern Windows 10 machines running steam. If you want to learn about flight sims both old and new, this is the video for you!

Who else here remembers these flight simulators fondly?

Very cool video, brings back memories. I have been a diehard Flight Sim nut since the Commodore 64 days myself. I even bought the rare enhanced processor 4x speed up cart (still own) to play Jet 2.0 at a decent frame rate. Loved the original SubLogic Flight Simulator Scenery Disks, the Hawaiian disk had a hidden level inside the volcano. :D

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Back in the day I was hooked on the Arcade Cabinet Steel Talons. I discovered LHX which I "flew" on my 486DX66; LHX is the closest Helo sim back then to match the arcade cab. Very sweet to discover the Osprey in the game.

Couple of obscure Flight Sims for DOS are Merlin (British Navy Helo Sim) and a very neat Space Shuttle Landing Sim with pilot voice callouts Precision Approach.

So true on the huge documents, part of the Kick of the earlier Flight Sims is the thick Pilot Manual with Falcon 4.0 topping it off with huge a ring binder! Oooh, so many keys for adding to the simulation.

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Microsoft Flight Simulator has soooo many add on planes and airports that can be downloaded from various sites. Fly the Wright Plane, Prototype Aircraft or even fictitious Star Trek ships and UFOs.

One game you should really checkout is TFX by Ocean Software. This game is so "Top Gun" perfect even in the older VGA polygon graphics. The camera controls, the flak bouncing the aircraft and especially the killer music. There was a sequel titled EF2000, but no where near as good. Google TFX gameplay videos off YouTube, this game along with another of Ocean's greats; Space Sim Inferno is worth getting up and running on DOSBox.

A very unique feature in TFX I have not seen done on modern Flight Sims is the virtual "lock target" <press F10 twice> mode. Your pilot view stays on Target even if behind until you bank the aircraft which then rolls to forward view until you level out for target view again. The roll of the view as you struggle to lock on is so well done between the blackout and redouts as you pitch to setup the AIM 9 missiles. :mrgreen:

:arrow: TFX - Get DOSBox - Get this game!

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@ Metal Jesus - I covered unique ways to enable various Flightsticks for modern PCs and a few unique Flight Sims.
Please pass this link onto to David as well, maybe you can use this in your followup video? :idea:

Gameport Controllers in a USB Port - Fly that Vintage FlightStick
http://www.racketboy.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=646565#p646565


CH Flightsticks one of the best back in the day, some can even unlock the self centering for use as throttle.

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Oh man, not enough DOS love out there. You're speaking my language MJR.
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I've never seen this before!! It for the C64!?!? That's amazing!
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Metal Jesus wrote:I've never seen <the Turbo Master> before!! It for the C64!?!? That's amazing!

I bought it new back then, cost more then the Commodore 64 and came in as a huge cart in metal shell. A very rare utility CPU enhancement (not disk fast load) cart even back then. Works really well for all the Sublogic Flight Sim Scenery Disks and any games that have lots of screen draw such as Mercenary and Elite.

Did you checkout my Flight Sim link in my previous Reply? Lots of good stuff there!
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PS3 Buying Guide & Favorite Games

Looking to buy a Sony Playstation 3 (PS3)? This is the Buying Guide for you! We cover the three different PS3 models, accessories and we list some of our favorite games to get you started! Oh yeah...and we even talk about the PS3 Move controller... ;)

YOUTUBE LINK: https://youtu.be/xS2mjhKhKJc

What PS3 Games would you recommend to a 1st time collector?
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I would recommend watching this video.
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Oh man perfect time for that to come out with gamestop starting to lower the prices on all ps3 games. I think the sweet spot for that one has finally hit ^_^ And i'm not missing it this time!
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i wonder who would win in a fight between

METAL JESUS

and

JOHN CENA

probably would look like this
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