Demo

[m1r3o]

have you tried to make the graphic at maximum?how does it work?i have tried but it doesn't work very well!it's impossible to play!

[Drew]

Have you also tried using capital letters and punctuation?

[Airliner]

DREW!!!!!!!!!!!!

You forgot one - SPACES!


For FSX demo info:

http://www.fspassengers.com/forum/showth...?tid=10875

http://www.fspassengers.com/forum/showth...?tid=10885



Post Edited ( 08-26-06 06:44 )

[Brian F.]

It works great maxed out on my C64.

m1r3o wrote:
have you tried to make the graphic at maximum?how does it work?i have tried but it doesn't work very well!it's impossible to play!

[Airliner]

It works great maxed out on my C64.

C64? You don't mean, Commodore 64, do you?

That brings back memories - PAINFUL memories of all day waiting for Mindscape Soccor to load! But, I did build some great teams.

[Drew]

Never had one I was a Sinclair Spectrum person myself . (half the people on here wont have a clue what we talking about )

[Airliner]

By any chance was that similar to the Timex Sinclair 1000? That was my first computer - it was about the size of a calculator and plugged
into a TV and a tape recorder was used for storing programs. It had a flat, touchpad keyboard. Actually, the shape reminded me of a
miniature piano!

Here are all the 'puters I've had:

Timex Sinclair 1000
Commodore Vic 20
Commodore 64
386SX 25MHz (NOW we're flying! It cost me $1,000 when I got it!)
486DX-4 100MHz
Pentium 233MHz
AMD Thunderbird 1300
AMD Athlon 2600+
AMD Athlon64 3000+

(and when the mail arrives)

AMD Athlon64 3400+

(I screwed up and bought a 3700+, then found that my socket 754 would only run up to a 3400 speed! But, I sold it for more than I
paid for it so... )

[Airliner]

Oh my head! There it is!



And, the C64:



Now, where's the old 1541, 5 1/4 floppy drive?

DOH!



Can't forget the tape drive!





Post Edited ( 08-26-06 09:47 )

[Airliner]

One last one! Oh my head, look at the old cartridge style games! OMEGA RACE! I loved that one!



And while we're at it, anyone remember this classic?

[Drew]

Airliner wrote:
By any chance was that similar to the Timex Sinclair 1000? That was my first computer - it was about the size of a calculator and plugged
into a TV and a tape recorder was used for storing programs.

yes, at the tape recorder that took around 3 minutes to load up a game

I had a

zx spectrum, which had rubber keys
then i upgraded to the 128k spectrum with had plastic keys like a normal keyboard now

i didnt get the one that had the keyboard and tape recorder all built into one unit

[eazy]

LOL, good old days of the C64. I built a datasette myself. When I plugged it the whole C64 was covered in dark smoke and smelled
like a burnt tire. Took me 2 months wait until my store finally replaced it. They knew I'd blown the thing up but couldn't prove it

Btw: I miss some airplane related pictures in this thread

[Drew]

eazy wrote:


Btw: I miss some airplane related pictures in this thread

Best close the thread huh?

[Airliner]

Side note about my old C64 - If I built up too much static walking across the rug, I'd flip the on switch on the side and it would blow all the
memory chips! The guys at the cheesy little computer store (the only one that stocked replacement chips) musta loved me! I'll bet I had
to re-chip that thing about a dozen times! But, I did cut my programming teeth on it. When I finally finish FSA, I'll have to thank
Commodore for giving me the headstart. Yeah, okay!



Post Edited ( 08-28-06 16:58 )

[shadows]

i cant play the demo :| the game is to heave but my pc is more then strong enough. mayby i must upgrade my memory :p
i have 1024 mb :s i dont get it