fs2002, fs2004 or fs2006?

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Hi
I used to mess around a lot with fs2000 and then on to fs2002.
Since then having moved house and broadband for big downloads I've
been thinking of getting back into flightsimming.
Should I load my old copy of fs2002 onto my new pc? Or buy 2004? Or
hang around and wait until fs2006 (if there's any news of an impending
release)???
Cheers

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On Fri, 26 Aug 2005 22:28:42 +0200, "Gerard Verhoef"
<Gerard_Verhoef@Hotmail.com> brought the following to our attention:

>If I were you I'd get (instant) satisfaction and buy myself fs2k4.
>It's always fun to learn the new stuff, right now it is reasonably priced
>($25 at amazon.com) and there is no word on fs2k6 yet.
>
>Of course it can depend on the computer you have. fs2k4 needs a bit more
>power than fs2k2, but you can adjust the eye candy slides. I run it with an
>amd 2800 and 1Gig with medium sliders on 20 fps.
>
>Happy flying
>
>Gerard
>

yep.. install FS2002.. and pick up FS2004 for $20-odd bucks at the
techie store and install that too. Then see which you run the most!!

-g

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In article <7oqug1lptlcb2hfoop954ets76mee5obid@4ax.com>, blah@blah.com
says...
> Hi
> I used to mess around a lot with fs2000 and then on to fs2002.
> Since then having moved house and broadband for big downloads I've
> been thinking of getting back into flightsimming.
> Should I load my old copy of fs2002 onto my new pc? Or buy 2004? Or
> hang around and wait until fs2006 (if there's any news of an impending
> release)???
> Cheers

2004. Why use an inferior product when 2004 is like $25 now? And most
new addons are 2004 specific.

John Black