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After the FSX version preview a few days ago, Aerosoft thought about their FS2004 customers.
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And they should think about Fs2004 customers because they represent the majorety, is that simple.
They do? That’s actually not true according to the forum stats…
There are now over twice as many FSX posts at the three sites I use regularly as there are FS9 posts. It used to be about 3:1 in favour of FS9 over FSX, so the times they changed a while ago.
That said, FS9 is a perfectly viable platform still, as many developers are showing. It certainly isn’t in danger of dying out!