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hopefully they won't have put in any pointless ones like that wright brothers flier.



The big problem is that it make perfec sense,he seems to be right :(While admitting I'm no expert on the subject I believe the general expectation is that FSX will be engineered for 64bit technology. This almost cetainly means that not only will your FS9 addons be useless with the new sim but those who have'nt already, will need to upgrade their processor to play it.
Sorry Boys!
The truth is that FS9 is being played by more people worldwide than all of the previous sims put together.It is a true classic.Brilliant but Flawed.
As for me,fifty next birthday,I dont give a toss about FSX.
regards
kevin
where can i find, a very tall bridge,or building?






I doubt Bill Gates would risk making FSX compatible only with 64Bit because it will hurt the sales of FS [one of M$'s big revenues]. Therefore, less profit. It's the law of supply and damand - don't you remember economics class? Pretty much like selling ice scream at a stand. If you sell during the winter, no one will buy - unless your customers happen to be abomidable snowpeople.
I'm just starting to have fun with FS2004 and all the things that you can do with it, like adding detailed scenery...after devoting months of work on such a project why in heck would I want to switch to something that won't support the format anymore? Aircraft fly well, effects are pretty good (think of where things were even 5 years ago), and look at all the great addon files out there. Naaah, am quite content to stick with FS2004, no hurry here to get the latest just for the sake of having it. I just hope that enough individuals have similar views, in order that the momentum keeps going with FS2004 for awhile yet.




hopefully they won't have put in any pointless ones like that wright brothers flier.6

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