The membership fee is if you want faster downloads. When it comes to any platform understand there are platforms. PlayStation is a platform but it is also a computer for gaming of licensed games, as is Gameboy, Nintendo or whatever. Now in more modern times some games are licensed for cross platforms meaning simply the creator has used licensed computer data and language to do so, kind of why you can't put a 350. Chevy in a Toyota and expect it to function unless you make Major and miniscule changes in alterations. One of the hardest things to learn in Fsx was file placement. Some websites use high-end installers such as Rikoooo. Some only the creator producer of the files do this. Example so you can do it. File C130(files contains. Aircraft, sound, effects.) Right click CUT OVER AIRCRAFT PLACE THAT OVER THE MICROSOFT FLIGHT SIMULATOR FILE AND PASTE. NOW REPEAT THE PROCESS ON EACH OF THE 2 remaining files.DO NOT open the flight sim and install the files as you will be placing the file into the head file and it won't work, or you can take the C130 file and place that into the aircraft /airplane file knowing that's longhand. If you go by the first method it will be fine, even the second but if you don't it will end up like this. Airplane airplane c-130 aircraft sound effects etc... The system won't read. Now the reason for cut and paste is copy paste can be lost. What is good is a new MICROSOFT FLIGHT SIMULATOR IS TO BR RELEASED IN 2020. What platform we don't know, we may be able to use some of the same million add ons or we may have to start on a new journey. I've been with MSFSX since 2007 and I've seen them come and go. I mean after all going from 20000 plus airports in the original program and having over 100000 is alot of work, so take you're time, get used to the file system and know the knowledge base is there, we've lost alot of hair making sure. Any questions post them, you'll find the answer.