How far back does your fighter piloting go?

I’m actually Wilbur Wright. If you didn’t know, I invented flight. 

Lots of time in Chuck Yeagers Air Combat, Wing Commander, then X-Wing (DOS), Imperial Pursuit and B-Wing expansions.

Rebel Assault 1 and 2 (not sure whether you call that piloting).  After that was Tie Fighter CD-ROM.  XvT.

Played a bit of Rogue Squadron on a mates N64 (never found a copy for PC).

Battlefront 1/2 (non EA).

Came back to the series with X-Wing Alliance and then both the EA versions of Battlefront.

Other than that there have been more than a few flight sims over the years of non Star Wars.  Lots of flying in Battlefield, ARMA, DCS, IL2, Wings of Prey.

I then started trying to chase the old X-Wing feelings, with Elite Dangerous and then more recently with Rebel Galaxy Outlaw.

I'm now back playing X-Wing Alliance again with all the community mods (it's pretty awesome) in preparation for Squadrons.

I too played the arcade game back in the 80s and also had the Commodore 64 port of it that I'd play at home.

What will be interesting will be how much of a blast from the past Squadrons will be.

(and how much I will suck at it 😉 )

Star Wars: Rebel Assault 2    (1995).

I guess my first experience was the sit down arcade game Star Fire by Exidy. After that, Star Raider on Atari computers, The Wing commander games, The X-wing/Tie Fighter games, Chuck Yeager's Air Combat, The Freespace games, Star Wars Galaxies, Battlestar Galactica Online, Battlestar Galactica: Beyond the Red Line, Diaspora and House of the Dying Sun.

1997 Jane's Fighters Anthology, Air Warrior 3, Aces High.  20 years off and on combat sim experience.  Hoping Esports is a thing OO