How far back does your fighter piloting go?

Ahh, Wing Commander 3. Back when deep space was a deep blue, Biff Tannen was your wingman, and your crew chief was a porn star. 

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@Chrominus1 wrote:

Ahh, Wing Commander 3. Back when deep space was a deep blue, Biff Tannen was your wingman, and your crew chief was a porn star. 

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I guess crew chief pay just wasn't enough, or was it the other way around?

Same here Star Wars Cockpit (Atari 1983) version. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Wars_(1983_video_game)

Impressive.

Many decades of experience here.

I bet some used to bullseye womp rats back home...

The '83 Atari game makes me think, I wonder if the HOTAS support will work with this? :P
https://www.logitechg.com/en-au/products/flight/flight-simulator-yoke-system.945-000023.html

Star Wars Arcade 1983.

Loved TIE Fighter, XvT, and especially XwA.

21 years waiting, we have been.

Not counting the arcade games, I started with the original X-Wing (the 5/1/4 inch floppy disk version) way back when.  Played every X-Wing series game since, with TIE Fighter being my all time favorite.  I have been waiting for a looooong time for a new Star Wars flight sim game.  I cannot wait to play this, and I hope to be able to afford a VR setup next year with my income tax refund (maybe).

Mine would have to be Tie Fighter CD or Shadows of the Empire...Hoth levels were the best.

I go as far back as the original MS Flight Simulator in the 80s.  I have played all manner of flight game since.
Not limited to these experiences though, I have recorded hours in flight sims for training, and hours in gliders and ultralight aircraft.

In the 90s, I played Aces Of The Pacific and X-Wing DOS games. I also played Privateer and its expansion Righteous Fire. Past few years I played X4 Foundations. That's about it for Me when it comes to Flight Sims.