In which case it is a direct competitor to Prepar3d, which is also an "updated FSX technology". It doesn't make sense for two companies to be selling the same product. One will be the better value and the other will fail. As Prepar3d is already out, been through several versions, and adopted by many of the most dedicated FSX types, I don't see them as the one that will fail. Of course there are many who are still flying FSX or FSX:SE that either aren't aware of or simply unwilling to go P3D, but why would those same people go to a newer engine unless it is darn near 100% backwards compatible with their FSX addons... Which is very close to what FSX:SE is supposed to be: an updated, stable FSX. I don't understand all the hoopla unless Dovetail's "new" sim is radically better than Prepar3d yet still similar enough to FSX for third parties to easily convert their packages and resell them.
Last edited by streakeagle; 02/20/1602:57 PM.
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