[RodgerM]

I seriously can't think of anything other than maybe Microsoft Flight Simulator X maybe ?

 

[NamelessPFG]

WWI: Rise of Flight
WWII: IL-2 Sturmovik: 1946 (which, with UP3, starts getting into Korean War-era jets)
Present day: Falcon 4.0 BMS
 
Note that these skew very, very much toward the "realistic" end of things by default, so you're not only expected to have a precise joystick (and, ideally, TrackIR or other means of head-tracking), but spend some time learning the handling characteristics, and in newer aircraft, the sophisticated subsystems. Crimson Skies or Ace Combat, these are NOT.
 
RoF and IL-2 let you ease off on the more realistic aspects if you want, though.

 

[RodgerM]

Quote:

WWI: Rise of Flight
WWII: IL-2 Sturmovik: 1946 (which, with UP3, starts getting into Korean War-era jets)
Present day: Falcon 4.0 BMS
 
Note that these skew very, very much toward the "realistic" end of things by default, so you're not only expected to have a precise joystick (and, ideally, TrackIR or other means of head-tracking), but spend some time learning the handling characteristics, and in newer aircraft, the sophisticated subsystems. Crimson Skies or Ace Combat, these are NOT.
 
RoF and IL-2 let you ease off on the more realistic aspects if you want, though.

Yeah  I wouldn't want a disaster like Sonic Generations without a Xbox controller.   That thing is confusing , doesn't even tell you the key you bound it with.

 

[AppleDappleman]

You would really really like the game War Thunder, I can't recommend it enough. Take a look at it, its a multiplayer airplane game, but I think there is also singleplayer too. 

 

[RodgerM]

Quote:

You would really really like the game War Thunder, I can't recommend it enough. Take a look at it, its a multiplayer airplane game, but I think there is also singleplayer too. 

 
I can't play multiplayers on sat internet

 

[catscratch]

Hey, I still have my old Falcon 4.0 disk. I should try this BMS version. I haven't touched a good sim in a while (as in, 10 years).