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One day I'm going to call their bluff. Every time a flight sim designer demonstrates their 'highly accurate' terrain data, we're told how it's absolutely spot on - every hill, every dale, every road, river and rail is in exactly the same position as the real-world equivalent. One day I'm going to travel to one of these places, make a map and come back and compare. Then we'll see, oh yes. Flanker 2. And to be fair to them, it seems to work.

The amount of detail on screen is remarkable, putting several civil aviation sims to shame. These actually feel like real cities as you soar over them. And when you compare them side by side to the satellite images, you can see just how close it all looks. The other thing that hits you is how fast it seems to move.

This is actually a trick of the eye. The frame rate isn't significantly higher than that of any other large-scale military sim out there. Instead the graphics boys have added layers of 'noise' to the ground textures to add to the impression of speed. This too seems to work, although what it'll look like once the skies are filled with planes is anybody's guess. The initial reaction is that it all looks a bit ugly, but as the designers explain, the Russians build their hardware to do a job, not to grace the pages of Cosmo.

So say a dogfight ensues, and perhaps the ugliest HUD of all time appears. Big, thick yellow circles fill the screen, clashing garishly with the blue steel cockpit interior.