If you're looking for a realistic flight simulator with the ability to configure it just how you want with 3rd party addons, both free and paid, then look no further. Out of the box, it looks quite pretty... with photorealistic scenery and other enhancements, it can look stunning!

CPU: AMD Phenom II x4 955 (O.C. @ 3.8Ghz) Motherboard: ASUS M4A79XTD EVO Graphics Card: XFX Ati Radeon HD 4850's (Crossfired) Memory: Ocz AMD Black Edition Hard Drive: 7200 RPM Power Supply: Ocz Mod xtreme 500w Display: AOC 24" Case: Antec 900 Operating System: 7 Ultimate x64

It has very good graphics considering the size of area to play and also is a great selection of aftermarket addons; senery; aircrft; etc

It is a Very demanding game; My PC can barly handle max settings

Thought I was getting a disk with order but only got access to a download.

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Recieved in a short time. Works great.

Very pleased with my purchase,as always delivery was prompt no problems installing to my pc.

Genre: Flight Simulation Publisher: Microsoft Game Studios Developer: Microsoft Game Studios Release Date: October 17, 2006 Ah, flying! The exhilaration of soaring over mountains and through clouds, doing things with an aircraft that would get a real-world pilot's license pulled.

Harlem here and I just want to say that I'm gay. I love dicks and that's all there it so it. But enough of that homo crap; I'm here to review games. I have been given the arduous task of reviewing a lot of Nintendo DS games. The first game that I will be reviewing is SNK/Playmore's Metal Slug 7.

FSX is far too big and far too detailed a game to be reviewed by just one person so, with the help of EG's resident medium (Madame Muerto) I've enlisted the assistance of some famous dead aviators.