|
The
evolution of subLOGIC/Microsoft Flight
Simulator |
|
year of |
version |
computer/OS |
|
release |
|
1979 |
subLOGIC 3D Graphics
(The demo depicts 14 still monochromatic pictures of the future
Flight Simulator) |
Apple II |
|
1980 |
subLOGIC Flight Simulator 1 on
tape, sub-version 1 |
Apple II |
|
1980 |
subLOGIC Flight Simulator 1 on
tape |
TRS-80 Model I |
|
1980 |
subLOGIC Flight
Simulator 1 on 5,25inch FD, sub-version 2 |
Apple II |
|
1980 |
subLOGIC Flight Simulator 1 on
tape |
TRS-80 Model III |
|
1981 |
subLOGIC Flight
Simulator 1 on 5,25inch FD |
TRS-80 Model I |
|
1981 |
subLOGIC Flight
Simulator 1 on 5,25inch FD |
TRS-80 Model III |
|
? |
subLOGIC Flight
Simulator 1 on 5,25inch FD, sub-version 3 |
Apple II |
|
1982 |
Microsoft Flight Simulator 1.00 |
IBM PC |
|
1983 |
subLOGIC Flight Simulator II v
1.0 |
Apple II, Apple II+, Apple IIe |
|
1983 |
Microsoft Flight Simulator 1.05 |
IBM PC |
|
1984 |
subLOGIC Flight Simulator II v
1.05 |
Apple II, Apple II+, Apple IIe,
Apple IIc |
|
1984 |
subLOGIC Flight Simulator II v
2.0 |
Apple II+, Apple IIe,
Apple IIc |
|
1984 |
subLOGIC Flight Simulator II v
1.05 |
Atari 400/ 800/ 800XL/ 600XL/
1200XL/ 1400XL/ 1450XLD |
|
1984 |
subLOGIC Flight Simulator II v
1.01 cassette version |
Commodore 64 |
|
1984 |
subLOGIC Flight
Simulator II v 1.01 on FD |
Commodore 64 |
|
1984 |
subLOGIC Flight
Simulator II v 1.05 on FD |
Commodore 64 |
|
1984 |
subLOGIC Flight Simulator II |
amateur conversion from C 64 to
C+/4 computer |
|
1984 |
subLOGIC Flight Simulator II v
1.00 |
Data General/One |
|
1984 |
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2.10 |
IBM
PC, PCjr |
|
1984 |
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2.10A |
IBM
PC, PCjr |
|
1984 |
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2.11 (internal update to correct the no
color problem on PCjr) |
IBM
PC, PCjr |
|
1984 |
Microsoft Flight Simulator 1.0 |
Texas
Instruments Professional Computer |
|
1985 |
subLOGIC Jet v 1.0 |
Commodore 64, Commodore 128 |
|
1985 |
subLOGIC Jet v 1.0 |
IBM PC, PCjr |
|
1985 |
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2.12 |
IBM
PC, PC XT, PC AT, PCjr |
|
1985 |
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2.12 (a special release for AST Research) |
IBM PC |
|
1985 |
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2.12 |
Tandy
1000/1200HD/2000 |
|
1986 |
subLOGIC Jet v 1.0 |
Apple II, Apple II+, Apple IIe,
Apple IIc |
|
1986 |
subLOGIC Jet v 2.0 |
Commodore 64, Commodore 128 |
|
1986 |
subLOGIC Flight Simulator II v
1.0 monochrome version |
Atari ST |
|
1986 |
subLOGIC Flight Simulator II v
1.0 colour version |
Atari ST |
|
1986 |
subLOGIC Flight Simulator II v
1.0 |
Amiga |
|
1986 |
subLOGIC Flight Simulator II v
1.01 |
NEC PC-9801F/VF/VM |
|
1986 |
subLOGIC Flight Simulator II v
1.01 |
NEC PC-9801U2/UV2 |
|
1986 |
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2.13 |
IBM
PC, PC XT, PC AT, PCjr, IBM PC Convertible |
|
1986 |
Microsoft Flight Simulator 1.00 |
Apple
Macintosh, Macintosh Plus, Macintosh SE |
|
1986 |
Microsoft Flight Simulator 1.02 |
Apple
Macintosh, Macintosh Plus, Macintosh SE |
|
1987 |
subLOGIC Flight Simulator II v
1.07 |
Atari XE |
|
1987 |
subLOGIC Jet v 1.01 |
Atari ST |
|
1987 |
subLOGIC Flight Simulator II v
1.1 monochrome & colour version |
Atari ST |
|
1987 |
subLOGIC Flight Simulator II v
1.1 |
Amiga |
|
1987 |
subLOGIC Flight Simulator II v
1.2 |
Amiga |
|
1987 |
subLOGIC Flight Simulator II v
1.00 |
Tandy Color Computer 3 |
|
1987 |
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2.14 |
IBM PC
and Compatible, PC XT, PC AT, PCjr, PS/2 |
|
1988 |
subLOGIC Jet v 1.0 |
Amiga |
|
1988 |
subLOGIC Jet v 2.14 |
IBM PC/XT/AT/Compatible PS/2 |
|
1988 |
subLOGIC Flight Simulator with
torpedo attack |
MSX 1, MSX 2 |
|
1988 |
subLOGIC Flight Simulator with
torpedo attack |
NEC PC-8801 |
|
1988 |
Microsoft Flight Simulator 3.0 on 5,25inch FD |
IBM PC
and Compatibles |
|
1988 |
Microsoft Flight Simulator 3.0 on both 5,25 and 3,5inch FD
in one box |
Tandy,
IBM PC and Compatibles |
|
1988 |
Microsoft Flight Simulator 3.0 on 3,5inch FD |
IBM PC
and Compatibles, IBM PS/2 |
|
Bruce Artwick
left subLOGIC late 1988
followed with some of his colleagues. Then he established a new company
called BAO (Bruce Artwick Organization). It is very important for future
that he is an owner of a license for the trademark Flight Simulator. SubLOGIC
with Stu Moment as a head continued with making flight simulation
programs and add-ons. |
|
1989 |
subLOGIC Thunder Chopper v 1.0 |
IBM PC/Tandy/Compatibles |
|
1989 |
Microsoft Flight Simulator 4.0 |
IBM PC
and Compatibles |
|
1989 |
Microsoft Flight Simulator 4.0A |
IBM
PC, PS/2 |
|
1990 |
subLOGIC Flight Assignment:
Airline Transport Pilot |
IBM PC/Tandy/Compatible |
|
1990 |
Microsoft Flight Simulator 4.0b |
IBM
PC, PS/2 |
|
1990 |
Microsoft Aircraft & Scenery Designer |
MS DOS |
|
1991 |
Microsoft Flight Simulator 4.0 |
Apple
Macintosh Series |
|
1992 |
Microsoft Flight Simulator 4.0b |
NEC
PC-9800 Series |
|
1993 |
Microsoft Flight Simulator 5.0 |
MS DOS |
|
1994 |
subLOGIC Flight Light |
MS DOS |
|
1994 |
Microsoft Flight Simulator 5.0a |
MS DOS |
|
1994 |
Microsoft Flight Simulator 5.0a |
NEC
PC-9821/PC9800/PC-H98 |
|
1995 |
subLOGIC Flight Light Plus |
MS DOS, Windows |
|
1995 |
BAO Flight Simulator Flight Shop |
MS DOS, Windows |
|
1995 |
Microsoft Flight Simulator 5.1 on 3,5inch FD |
MS DOS |
|
End of
the year 1995
was significant for both subLOGIC and BAO as well. Artwick sold BAO to
Microsoft and by chance in that time Sierra
bought subLOGIC. |
|
1996 |
(Sierra) subLOGIC Flight CD ROM |
MS DOS, Windows |
|
1996 |
BAO Tower |
Windows |
|
1996 |
Microsoft Flight Simulator 5.1 CD ROM |
MS DOS |
|
1996 |
Microsoft Flight Simulator for Windows 95 v 6.0 |
Windows |
|
1997 |
Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 v 6.1 |
Windows |
|
1997 |
Sierra Pro Pilot |
MS DOS |
|
1998 |
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator WWII Europe Series |
Windows |
|
1999 |
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2000 v 7.0 (professional and standard
edition) |
Windows |
|
2000 |
Update
to 2000b version |
Windows |
|
2000 |
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 2 WWII Pacific
Theatre |
Windows |
|
2001 |
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 v 8.0 (professional and standard
edition) |
Windows |
|
2002 |
Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 3 Battle for Europe |
Windows |
|
2003 |
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 v 9.0 |
Windows |
|
2004 |
Update
to 9.1 version |
Windows |
|
2006 |
Microsoft Flight Simulator X v10.0 (deluxe [professional] and
standard edition) |
Windows |
|
2007 |
Service Pack
1 for Flight Simulator X |
Windows |
|
2007 |
Microsoft Flight Simulator X Acceleration Expansion
Pack |
Windows |
|
2007 |
Service Pack 2 for Flight Simulator X |
Windows |
|
2008 |
Microsoft Flight Simulator X Gold Edition |
Windows |
|
Microsoft sold source code and rights of Microsoft ESP (a commercial
version of Microsoft Flight Simulator X) to
Lockheed Martin. They started to produce Prepar3D. |
|
2010 |
Lockheed Martin Prepar 3D v1 |
Windows |
|
2012 |
Microsoft Flight |
Windows |
|
2013 |
Lockheed Martin Prepar 3D v2 |
Windows |
|
On the 9th of
July 2014 Dovetail Games announced a licensing agreement with Microsoft
to distribute Microsoft Flight Simulator X: Steam Edition and to develop
further products based on Microsoft's technology for the entertainment
market. |
|
2014 |
Microsoft Flight Simulator X : Steam
Edition |
Windows |
|
2015 |
Lockheed Martin Prepar 3D v3 |
Windows |
|
2015 |
Microsoft Flight Simulator X : Steam
Edition Premium |
Windows |
|
2017 |
Lockheed Martin
Prepar 3D v4 |
Windows |
|
2017 |
Dovetail Games Flight Sim
World |
Windows |
|
2020 |
Lockheed Martin
Prepar 3D v5 |
Windows |
|
2020 |
Microsoft Flight Simulator |
Windows |
|
2021 |
Microsoft Flight Simulator |
Xbox
Series X|S |