What’s more, because it is open source, it is completely free, which is awesome. While it does run on my 2007 Macbook, it is pretty sluggish at times, so I would recommend having something with good graphics and processor. Performance wise, as with everything, the faster your Mac the better. Rather like a pizza, you download the base, and then you can add whatever toppings you want to suit your fancy. It is infinitely expandable, with many different aircraft available to download from the official site, as well as terrain and airports. The main reason this is so great is that it is completely open source. Let’s take a look at one of the best for each platform, Flightgear (Mac), X-Plane (iPhone) and F-Sim Space Shuttle (iPad/iPhone). What’s more, with the appearance of iOS, this category of game has been transitioned to mobile devices, with considerable success. While the classic flight simulator is perhaps slightly less mainstream today than it was several years ago, there is still a huge audience for them.
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