Creator Highlight: Tupo's Aviation Channel!
- Santiago "Cubeboy" Cuberos
- 3 minutes ago
- 2 min read
It has been a while since we wrote about another content creator, so we wanted to choose someone that was closer to home. That is when someone came to mind, a creator that has been hanging around the Skyward discord server for a really long time: Tupo.

Not only are they a fellow content creator, but also someone that has been putting increasingly amounts of effort on their video creation to bring to light older titles to light, or to showcase how a certain series or aircraft has evolved in digital aviation throughout the years. What makes their channel unique is not editing or even their flying skills, but the emphasis they put on historical and retro content. Almost every modern flight sim-focused creator I've watched recently only focuses on what's trendy or on the latest sim or module to come out.
One series that exemplifies Tupo's efforts is their "Evolution of X in Combat Simulators", one of their most popular series on Youtube. It has a single focus: grab an aircraft and look back as much as possible to see how the portrayal of that airframe has evolved over the years. Something which I find extremely intriguing and appealing.
Tupo's focus is more niche, but at the same time, that is what makes it appealing. To me, as a content creator on this space, I have always held a great level of respect for the titles of years past; those are the titles that shaped the genre of flight within this virtual space of ours, and the ones that molded it into what it is today.
Many of these games have been forgotten to time, and most are now behind consoles or software that is difficult to find or borderline impossible to run on a modern machine.
They go out of their way not only to acquire old games, but also to document them through their videos so that these games have a bit of legacy behind them; and to expose them to a way bigger audience.
I sinecerely hope that tupo continues on the same path they currently are on, as this would mean that many, many games would get some much deserved spotlight after years of gathering dust at someone's basement.




















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