Where is CJ and Nos and Papa and all the crusties ?

On Sun, 02 Apr 2006 19:41:43 GMT, Denny Atkin <dennyatkin RemoveThis @hotmail.com>
wrote:

>On 3 Mar 2006 15:43:25 -0800, scharmers RemoveThis @hotmail.com wrote:
>>[sound of tumbleweed blowing through abandoned town]
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>>--scharmers
>
>Wow. This place is still here?
>
>(Hi, all. Anyone seen Robin Kim? Or Robin Lee? Or Robin Hollis?)


Probably practising on their Playstations just in case they get on a
747 full of poisonous snakes

Just scanned Sid Meier's cover interview. He mentioned games starting
to approach the complexity of "Falcon 7"--"If you haven't mastered the
first six versions, you'll never be able to play this", or something
like that. And so flight sim are a niche genre, and the niche is
shrinking fast.
He's right. The standard now is so hard-core that the learning curve is
a vertical line. I saw a CD for ATF in a resale store the other
day--ah, the days when all you needed was a four button stick, and all
planes had a GIB to drop hints. If they don't produce an ATF '07, maybe
for the PS, the next Falcon will be download only.