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Dear FS8:
You have been with me for this last 2 years, you brougth hours and hours of fun and dedicated flight.
I remember the first time i fly with you, you were installed in my old pc (PII) were fs98 was installed, besides your now grown cousin cfs2.
You were the first sim (you

Out with the old, in with the new

If you have a powerfull enough computer, you won't regret it

Prowler FS9 rocks

I know what you mean - two days ago I dumped FS2002 after a lot of soul-searching (i.e. do I run the two side by side ?)     There's only so many free hours in the day and having seen the step up to FS9 I made the decision - although having said that so far I have found it "a small step" rather than the somewhat exaggerated hype I have been reading.      The big bonus to me has been the quality of some of the add-0n aircraft downloads,  the default stuff will probably soon join my FS2002.

However, each to his own  ... as a famous person once said...

FS9 was a big dissapointment, I like it but It lacks detail in my favorite airport KLNA and it's water effect leaves much to be desired.

I'm one of the holdouts for FS10 and a computer upgrade but I've noticed that some FS9 stuff will run in 2002 and I pick the eyes out of what's around. FS2002 is only getting better for me!!

Cheers

I couldn't agree more, Colin. Yes, there are some nice models out there - but then don't you spend most of the time in the cockpit?

I prefer to fly passenger jets and things like opening exits, baggage doors etc etc leave me a little cold. There are also some great older FS2k2 and FS2000 planes in my collection that I don't want to dump, and I don't think would run in FS9. The scenery is generally fine (I have many scenery upgrades and terrain mesh additions for my favourite flight areas) so I have few grumbles there.

So yes, until I upgrade my PC (which is likely to be around when FS10 hits the shops!) I'll stay with FS2k2.