Where did MS Flight Sim come from?

MS Flight Sim or Microsoft Flight Simulator was created in the year 1980 and was a huge success in its field. Bruce Artwick, the genius, created the first simulator and then it was gradually developed and modified to reach its peak of success with Microsoft Flight Sim X.

You must select a Microsoft Flight Sim aircraft model, decide the start time and weather conditions for the location, and choose the runway and airport for takeoff. It has 24,000 airports with virtual landscape, scenery, landmarks of important places and many more to give you a flying delight with 24 aircraft models provided in the software.

MS Flight Sim is now used in classrooms to study different related topics. Many organizations have developed courses to use Microsoft Flight Sim and teach aviation techniques. On the other hand, it is one of the most accepted computer games today. This MS Flight Sim is operated by young children and highly trained pilots. The followers are from all over the world.

MS Flight Sim works well with Microsoft Windows XP and Vista. It can be enjoyed by a single person, but it also has features for multiple players. The RAM required to run MS Flight Sim is 256 for XP and 512 for Vista. The hard disk must have a minimum space of 14-15 GB, a drive for DVD. A top of the line graphics card is highly recommended. The game is controlled by keyboard and mouse (although you may want to add a joystick to your system).

Many websites can be found for Microsoft Flight Sim and other flight simulation software. The simulated flight community is huge and growing every day. You can fly a turboprop plane or a jet, the basics of MS Flight Sim must be read carefully to enjoy the fascinating experience. Many articles detailing the experiences of travelers are available on the net to convey everything you need to know about flight simulation games.