Flight Simulator 4 from 1989 running on three immersive monitors (2017)
When I remember those softwares from the 90s, I almost (but not) think that software has not improved as much since.<p>Hardware improves much faster. Actually Software could always and can always  be done without computers, like the old punch holes in the cards and Ada Lovelace's  writings.<p>Still today, of course,  Anything that can get done with real physical logic gates can get done with paper and pencil. Just takes longer, Result is the same.<p>Examples of great software that dropped my jaw back in the 90's:<p>- Microsoft Flight Simulator (Instead of becoming better and more famous, is almost forgotten)<p>- Bryce 4 (mind-blowing back then, wonder if still alive)<p>- :at request - Simcity ( I had never play, but my sister was addicted)<p>-:at sister's request - Empire Earth ( not sure that old, it's like Age of Empires)<p>- Myth: The Fallen Lords (best video-game ever made, for me, it is the saddening story you can hear about software death)