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My first "simulator"


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FS1 on a TRS80......I was 18 years old....

Mine was " Dam Busters" on the Coleco Vision.






Sean

"... if it didn't run the Flight Simulator floppy, it wasn't IBM PC compatible..."

Of course I remember a real cool moon landing sim in 1980 or so, on my High School's big computer. (This was the same one where I used the PRINT command to list all the Pink Floyd album titles for my notebook...)

We don't need no stinkin' Link Trainers, we got computers now!

Thanks,
MRK

Mine was Chuck Yeager's Advanced Flight Trainer followed soon thereafter by Microsoft Flight Simulator 4.

https://www.mobygames.com/game/chuck-ye ... -simulator

I had that one, flying through cones and square shapes - and had a cassette tape included with some insights from General Chuck himself, as I recall!