Today, 10/17/2006, after more than three years of development, Precision Manual Development Group has released their latest product, the B737-X - "A living cockpit".It comes with a lot of new exciting features to greatly enhance realism, like for example bugs smashing on the windshield, flushing WC, and much more."To ensure backward compatibility, it will not make use of Dual Core...err, I mean, of the new features of FSX."This product," says the development team "has been designed to make full use of the hardware that will be available in two or three years from now. For this reason, most of the new features that sets it apart from its predecessor, are not currently usable (or degrade severely performance) even with top of the line current hardware. It will be (probably) fully useable in all its features only with the hardware that will be available in three years from now."It will retail in two distinct versions: standard and deluxe, priced respectively at 50$ and 75$./tongue in cheek mode offMarco

I hate you.:)

You mean the developers of Bug Splat Professional v3.0 and PMDG have a partnership now?! Sweet! :)

Wow, thats so funny. As if enough bandwidth wasn't being wasted on idiotic posts. Whoops, here I go contributing to the problem...

As if we don't need any more negativity about FSX in this forum....With all due respect, Marco, you probably meant well with what you said in your post by thinking that it's innocent humor, but in reality it contains negative sarcasm which will only serve to cause trouble in the forum.I'm going to lock this thread not because I want to make you angry, but simply because the negative sarcasm in your post will only stir up trouble in the forum, as it's just very obvious that this thread will go south.Thread locked.Regards,

Genius