Best Flight simulator?

Skybird · 07-03-13, 06:53 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dowly

Unless you have somekind of condition that prevents you from moving your head,
there's no reason to hold back, a must have.:

I totally agree, a must have.

Skybird · 07-03-13, 07:35 AM

i just gave xplane 9 for android a try. and i got positively surprised. while it is self-explanatory how a tablet necessarily demands concessions and sets limits, they really managed to squeeze an optimum of effect from the platform, a galaxy note 10.1 in my case. they marked the scores possible for a flightsim on tablet, and did so with an unexpected amount of user friendliness. for sta standard of tablets: nice!

Herr-Berbunch · 07-03-13, 07:54 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Skybird

i just gave xplane 9 for android a try. and i got positively surprised. while it is self-explanatory how a tablet necessarily demands concessions and sets limits, they really managed to squeeze an optimum of effect from the platform, a galaxy note 10.1 in my case. they marked the scores possible for a flightsim on tablet, and did so with an unexpected amount of user friendliness. for sta standard of tablets: nice!

That's good to hear, the wife collected hers yesterday. Not sure if she'd appreciate me sticking games on it though!

Skybird · 07-03-13, 09:24 AM

Cool features in there. For Android, the app is free and comes with I think 6 regions and 5 or six planes, smaller sports planes.Other regions and planes cost 70 cents per buy. I think that is a fair model.

I plan to invest in one soaring plane, one WWII propeller plane, and maybe the Grand Canyon region. The game seems to allow a little dogfighting, and I read good news about the soaring in x-plane. These things actually may make things that bit more interesting as is needed to make you coming back to a flightsim on a tablet.

Just do not make the mistake and compare it to a PC sim. Additionally to be misleading, it also would not be fair.

07-03-13, 07:35 AM	#2
Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 42,688 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	i just gave xplane 9 for android a try. and i got positively surprised. while it is self-explanatory how a tablet necessarily demands concessions and sets limits, they really managed to squeeze an optimum of effect from the platform, a galaxy note 10.1 in my case. they marked the scores possible for a flightsim on tablet, and did so with an unexpected amount of user friendliness. for sta standard of tablets: nice! __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert.

07-03-13, 09:24 AM	#4
Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 42,688 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	Cool features in there. For Android, the app is free and comes with I think 6 regions and 5 or six planes, smaller sports planes.Other regions and planes cost 70 cents per buy. I think that is a fair model. I plan to invest in one soaring plane, one WWII propeller plane, and maybe the Grand Canyon region. The game seems to allow a little dogfighting, and I read good news about the soaring in x-plane. These things actually may make things that bit more interesting as is needed to make you coming back to a flightsim on a tablet. Just do not make the mistake and compare it to a PC sim. Additionally to be misleading, it also would not be fair. __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert.

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