Microsoft Flight Simulator
The release date of Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 on Xbox Series X has been set: The release is planned for July 27, as Microsoft announced at the Xbox Bethesda Showcase for E3 2021. Xbox players can look forward to various new features, as Jörn Neumann, Head of Microsoft Flight Simulator, explained at the extended event for Microsoft's E3 conference. There are, for example, ten additional discovery flights, which players can use to familiarize themselves with the flight simulation."When you become a pilot, you first start with a discovery flight," comments Neumann and adds: "Im Basically, there is a flight attendant sitting next to you who does most of the work while you are familiarizing yourself with the aircraft and feeling good. " The developers have selected ten places on earth that are ideally suited for a flight of discovery, including Mount Everest, Rio de Janeiro, New York and the pyramids of Giza. In the best weather conditions, the locations can be explored in a relaxed manner on the discovery flights.
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© Microsoft Microsoft Flight SimulatorJust in time for the launch of Microsoft Flight Simulator on Xbox Series consoles next month, developer Asobo Studios has added some extra details that players will appreciate. World Update V is focused on the Nordic region (specifically Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden), bringing stunning vistas to an already visually impressive title.
A brief trailer shows the payoff for some extra attention on landscapes (so many fjords) and urban areas with detailed architecture for you to fly around showing off everything from ancient castles to modern stadiums, towers and bridges. According to the team, the new areas include “100 airports and 77 carefully selected points of interest.” You can see Lego House and Frederiksborg Castle in the trailer, along with the Arctic Cathedral and Sarek National Park.
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