The Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and one from the moment games, and do not stop receiving praise for being the most realistic experience that has been produced so far. And the most impressive is especially when compared to the original version from the eighties.
If your computer does not have the power or space to run it, your browser likely has the ability to enjoy this version of Microsoft Flight Simulator.
FSHistory is an open-source project written in C that simulates the first four releases of Microsoft Flight Simulator (1982, 1984, 1988, 1989) directly on a tab in your browser that you can control using the keyboard.
Its creator is Sebastian Macke, a German engineer who seems to have a great passion for simulations and reverse engineering. FSHistory is his latest project and one that many nostalgic people will definitely appreciate.
Software engineer and blogger Sebastian Mackie created a Github.com page that lets you play Microsoft Flight Simulator as it started in 1982 as well as four subsequent releases of the game, all in your browser.
All four versions of the simulator are fully compatible with the keyboard and mouse, and you can even run them on your mobile phone's browser, although Sebastian recommends a full keyboard for the best experience.
The controls are simple, but the game is not, at the end of the day it is the same simulation that tries to be as realistic as possible, even in its old versions. Another example of the current power of browsers, and the giant strides the video game industry has taken in recent decades.
The link: FSHistory
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