Enter the ID4 Alien invaders during the Flight Sim Revolution. Descent/Freespace, Homeworld had no box office representation or cult-classic status; Wing Commander, speaks for itself. 90s kids know this was the phenomenon that started it all. Even the VHS had a promo for this game. When it was new, jeez, the split-screen dogfights, the then-cutting-edge aircraft and the potential to truly duke it out with the baddies from the biggest box-office 90s grand slam unrivaled until the Phantom Menace and the Star Wars renaissance. Independence Day deserves more spotlight than its sequel film. Like Goldeneye, its true legacy isn't just a badass action film, it's in the long-overdue nostalgia for an epic sci-fi flight sim that needs to be shown to the next generation who grew up with CGI silver-spoons. In the 90s, this was how we got into flight sims. Even Rogue Squadron, splendid as it was, is still technically fantasy by comparison.