(c) March 2010 by Josef Havlik of Czech Flight Simulator History Website
http://www.volny.cz/havlikjosef/fshistoryenglish.htm
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Microsoft Flight Simulator Evolution Movie
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What is new? I released my previous edition in 2006 (v25). Then the movie included 25 clips from 
25 versions. Now there are 30 clips. There are 11 completely new clips, mostly very rare: 
3D Graphics Package DEMO - non playable demonstration,
subLOGIC Flight Simulator 1 for Apple II - the first ever!!!
subLOGIC Flight Simulator II for Apple II with scenery disks,
subLOGIC Flight Simulator II for Data General One (grey LCD display),
subLOGIC Flight Simulator II for NEC PC-9801,
subLOGIC Flight Simulator with Torpedo Attack for NEC PC-8801,
subLOGIC Flight Simulator with Torpedo Attack for MSX,
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2.1 for IBM PC with scenery disks,
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2.12 for Tandy with Hawaii,
Microsoft Flight Simulator 5.0a for NEC PC-9821,
Microsoft Flight Simulator X and Acceleration Expansion Pack

8 clips were rebuilt in correct aspect ratio:
Microsoft Flight Simulator 1 for IBM PC,
Microsoft Flight Simulator 1 for Macintosh,
Microsoft Flight Simulator 3 for IBM PC,
Microsoft Flight Simulator 4 for IBM PC,
Microsoft Flight Simulator 4 for NEC PC-9800,
Microsoft Flight Simulator 5 for IBM PC,
Microsoft Flight Simulator 5.1 for IBM PC
subLOGIC Flight Simulator 1 for TRS-80,

The movie clips were captured and edited by Camtasia Studio 6.0.1 with TechSmith video codec.
The final movie was made by Microsoft Movie Maker 2.1. I used following emulators to make
clips from other computer platforms: AppleWin 1.17.2.0 (Apple II), MESS (TRS-80,IBM PC CGA, 
Macintosh Plus, Color Computer 3), DOSBox (IBM PC, Tandy, Data General One), Steem (Atari ST), 
Basilisk II (Macintosh with OS Mac 7.5), WinUAE (Amiga), Atari800WinPlus (Atari 800),
Vice (Commodore 64), Neko Project 2 (NEC PC-9801), T98-NEXT (NEC PC-9821), NLMSX 0.48 (MSX)
M88 for Win32 v2.21 (NEC PC-8801). 

Included subLOGIC/Microsoft Flight Simulator versions:
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subLOGIC 3D Graphics Package - DEMO for Apple II
subLOGIC Flight Simulator 1 for Apple II
subLOGIC Flight Simulator 1 for TRS-80
Microsoft Flight Simulator 1 for IBM PC
subLOGIC Flight Simulator II for Apple II with subLOGIC Scenery Disks
subLOGIC Flight Simulator II for Atari
subLOGIC Flight Simulator II for Commodore 64 with Western European Tour
subLOGIC Flight Simulator II for Data General One
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2.1 for IBM PC with subLOGIC Scenery Disks
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2.12 for Tandy computers with subLOGIC Hawaiian Odyssey Scenery Disk
Microsoft Flight Simulator 1 for Apple Macintosh
subLOGIC Flight Simulator II for NEC PC-9801 with subLOGIC Japan
subLOGIC Flight Simulator II for Atari ST
subLOGIC Flight Simulator II for Amiga with subLOGIC Western European Tour
subLOGIC Flight Simulator II for Color Computer 3
subLOGIC Flight Simulator with Torpedo Attack for NEC PC-8801
subLOGIC Flight Simulator with Torpedo Attack for MSX
Microsoft Flight Simulator 3.0 for IBM PC
Microsoft Flight Simulator 4.0 for IBM PC with Microsoft Aircraft and Scenery Designer
Microsoft Flight Simulator 4.0 for Apple Macintosh
Microsoft Flight Simulator 4.0 for NEC PC 9800 series
Microsoft Flight Simulator 5.0 for IBM PC
Microsoft Flight Simulator 5.0a for NEC PC-9821 with Microsoft Japan Scenery Add-on
Microsoft Flight Simulator 5.1
Microsoft Flight Simulator for Windows 95
Microsoft Flight Simulator 98
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2000
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 Century of Flight
Microsoft Flight Simulator X with Microsoft Acceleration Expansion Pack

Special thanks to:
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Jos Grupping from Netherlands
Marc-Andre Handfield from Canada
Jeff Leyda from USA
Mark Percival from Canada
Satoshi "Bin" Hiranuma from Japan
Brian Ties from USA
Peter Job from South Africa
William Vandenberg from Canada
Peter Veenstra from Netherlands
Alexey from Russia
Brian Palmer from Australia
Michael Snook from USA
Benoit Vedrines from France