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SubLOGIC Flight Simulator II

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Released in 1983 by subLOGIC, SubLOGIC Flight Simulator II is a foundational consumer flight simulator developed by Bruce Artwick. It expanded upon the original Microsoft Flight Simulator by bringing complex civilian aviation simulation to a wide range of early 8-bit personal computers, including the Apple II and Commodore 64. The software featured wireframe 3D graphics, instrument flight rules, and a selection of major airports. It was designed for early computer enthusiasts and aviation hobbyists interested in realistic flight dynamics.

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When was SubLOGIC Flight Simulator II released?

SubLOGIC Flight Simulator II was released in 1983. It was developed by subLOGIC and built on Bruce Artwick's pioneering flight-simulation work.

What computers could run SubLOGIC Flight Simulator II?

The simulator was released for several early personal-computer platforms, including the Apple II, Commodore 64, and IBM PC family. Its broad platform reach helped bring civilian flight simulation to home users.

How is SubLOGIC Flight Simulator II related to Microsoft Flight Simulator?

It belongs to the same early lineage as Microsoft Flight Simulator and expanded the civilian flight-simulation concept for more home computers. Bruce Artwick's work at subLOGIC was central to the technology later associated with Microsoft Flight Simulator.

What could players do in SubLOGIC Flight Simulator II?

Players could control a simulated civilian aircraft, follow instruments, and practice navigation in a computer-generated landscape. The game focused on piloting and procedure rather than combat missions or arcade-style action.

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