The Future of Flight Simulator Games

One of the largest reasons for the sudden surge in demand of aircraft games is because animation technology and graphic design firms, and end users computers are now better equipped to give the user the exact graphical interface and physics, as it is in real aircraft. Exponential proliferation and up-gradation of hardware, introduction of better sound drivers, dedicated graphics cards, and a piles of gaming equipment has further increased the demand for flight sim games.

Ace Combat, Sky Odyssey, and Pilot wings are some of the most commonly played and popular flight simulator games to have surfaced in the last few years. Ace Combat was one of the first airplane games to include the combat feature, where two fighter planes could seek and destroy each other and battle in a dog fight, just as it may happen in a real life situation.

Technology has come leaps and bounds since Ace Combat was first released. Virtual flight schools and Internet flight simulators are all the hype these days. Flight games on the web today empower you to create your own virtual aircraft, launch your own services, fly a variety of planes ranging from passenger planes to Boeings, AirBus's and fighter jets. With the speed at which aircraft games are growing, there is an exciting future ahead of us and it will be interesting to follow the path this industry paves over the next one decade or so.

The ultimate goal of a flight simulator is to make you feel you are actually flying the plane. Only the best physics engines and graphics can do this.
After testing a lot of sims, I have found a game I believe to be the best flight simulator.

If you love flying as much as I do, you will love this flight simulator game for your PC. With over 100 aircraft, 20,000 airports, and real scenery you will never get bored.
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