Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004: A Century of Flight PC CD-ROM (not authenticated)

This item is a standard PC CD-ROM computer game software case containing Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004: A Century of Flight. The item is housed in a black plastic keep case with a color-printed paper insert covering the front, spine, and rear. The front cover displays prominent title typography reading "Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 A Century of Flight". It features two primary aircraft illustrations: a vintage twin-engine propeller airliner soaring through cloudy skies at the top, and a historical biplane flying over a desert landscape at the bottom during sunset or sunrise. Additional printed elements include a red "PC CD GAMES" oval logo in the upper left corner, a "3+" PEGI age rating icon in the lower left corner with the URL "www.pegi.info", and the "Microsoft game studios" logo in the lower right corner. The physical case appears to be in used condition with minor surface wear, slight scuffing along the plastic edges, and minimal creasing on the paper insert, consistent with handling and storage over time. The identification of this software title is based directly on the clear, legible text and publisher logos printed on the front cover artwork. No physical media or inner manual were inspected, and the operational functionality or internal contents remain unverified.

Based on what I can see in the provided image, the item appears to be a standard plastic keep case housing printed insert artwork bearing typography and logos that suggest it is Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004: A Century of Flight. The physical case exhibits minor surface wear, scuffing along the edges, and minimal creasing on the paper insert. I cannot verify from a photo whether the corresponding CD-ROM disc or inner manual are present inside the case, nor can I test the operational functionality of any internal media. Therefore, this assessment relies entirely on the visual appearance of the exterior packaging. The basis for the estimated value range of $15 to $30 reflects typical market behavior for vintage PC CD-ROM software cases of this era in used condition. Demand for older simulation software is generally driven by nostalgic hobbyists and flight simulation enthusiasts, though complete-in-box copies with undamaged media and manuals typically command the higher end of such ranges. To establish the actual condition of the contents and to confirm that the case contains the proper, functional media rather than a replacement disc or empty packaging, physical inspection would be needed. Furthermore, because this item is unauthenticated, this value assumes the printed materials match the labeled software; if the item turns out to be a reproduction insert, a mismatched media disc, or merely an empty replacement case, the value would decrease significantly, likely dropping to just a few dollars for the plastic case alone.