Welcome back Link Cable Gaming fans, with today’s review of Microsoft Flight Simulator, developed by Asobo Studio and published by Xbox Game Studios. While Microsoft Flight Simulator was released on the PC on August 18, 2020, it has recently received an Xbox Series X|S launch on July 27, 2021. We wanted to see how the game feels now that it’s on the home console, available on Xbox Game Pass. So join us on today’s review of Microsoft Flight Simulator.
Today third-party developers shared quite a lot of interesting news and releases of add-ons for Microsoft Flight Simulator, including aircraft and scenery.
The new redesign is awesome new york has 12hr flights were you can get a mini apartment to yourself bed/living room full bath.
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Yes, tried Emirates from Heathrow to Dubai. The only plane I managed to get a proper sleep haha. It is loaded with cool technology, like you can see the outside cameras on your inflight entertainment. And despite the 4 engines, it is still very quiet. Incredible!
Today is a big day for Microsoft Flight Simulator, with plenty of juicy news and releases across aircraft and scenery add-ons.
Microsoft revealed sales numbers for the Antonov an-225 released for Microsoft Flight Simulator, with proceeds going to the Ukrainian manufacturer.
