Flight Simulator X for OS X

[lamina]

Ohh what I would give. I have to boot to Windows XP on my iMac to play. I would give my fn key to have a flight simulator for OS X aside from the HUUUUGE and resource-hogging XPlane. Don't get me wrong, XPlane is awesome, but I find it difficult to get used to.

[MacBoobsPro]

Ohh what I would give. I have to boot to Windows XP on my iMac to play. I would give my fn key to have a flight simulator for OS X aside from the HUUUUGE and resource-hogging XPlane. Don't get me wrong, XPlane is awesome, but I find it difficult to get used to.

There is Fly2 but apparently its a bit poo (and old). I too have Xplane but hardly use it anymore. Mainly because you cant really have a quick fly around without having to take EVERY aspect of flying into account i.e. fuel loads, weather, etc. Landing with only the mouse and keyboard in a crosswind is almost impossible.

Every release of Xplane does improve performance and use of resources. But more features are added so the resource use never really drops.

[Dont Hurt Me]

Ohh what I would give. I have to boot to Windows XP on my iMac to play. I would give my fn key to have a flight simulator for OS X aside from the HUUUUGE and resource-hogging XPlane. Don't get me wrong, XPlane is awesome, but I find it difficult to get used to.This is what happens when your market share is around 5%. Flight sims on the Mac are near none unless you like a few old arcade titles. For Windows they are everywhere, Im looking forward to one thats coming this year by 1c maddox games. A remake of Battle of the britain with a new engine. Maker of IL2/Pacific Fighters both great WW2 flight sims.