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Cheers JB.

Yes the forums are great for learning.

As for the other sims, like X-Plane, we will need to wait and see how the developers respond. In X-Plane's favour is that it is really the pet project of Mr. Meyer, and has survived this long because of that.

True. and I guess a lot of simmers have a lot of money invested in xplane addons, that they arent going to chuck in a hurry

I don't think anyone has heard anything about the so called NextGen flight sim in quite some time. It would be a little surprising if it was still going.

So NGIS have quit then! I just assumed from their videos that are still up on youtube, and from the Nexgen forums that are still live here on Flightsim:com, that NGIS werent 'full of it' after all.

Oh well. Another one bites the dust, as they say.

Thanks for the heads up

(I should have checked the NGIS forum posts and dates before posting)

Forum: NGFS - News

Everything we can tell you about our development.

https://www.flightsim.com/vbfs/forumdisplay.php?94-NGFS-News

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> So my question does anybody else run GE in Windows 10 and have the inbuilt flight sim, if so what did I do wrong?

Could be a video card compatibility issue. Maybe try turning off Video Acceleration. Or enabling it if its already disabled.

Ive been away from the flight sim hobby for over three years but my interest has been re_ignited having recently watched several MSFS_2020 videos. Stunning stuff indeed! But I wonder how the competitors will cope?? for example will xplane survive Microsoft's apparent quantum leap in scenery detail?? and will Steve Borick's up and coming Nextgen Flight Sim be a threat to MSFS2020?

[i assume that the nextgen sim must be about ready for realease by now, since the last I heard they were planning some years ago for a 2019 - 2020 release

Exciting times ahead

I enjoyed that.

Having been to Gib before (on a school cruise many years ago) I can vouch for the realism of the scenery.

All you need now are the famous Barbary apes to make it complete ;-)