Microsoft Flight Simulator X

The flight simulator renowned for its authenticity, and some might argue tedium, gets a new update. To alleviate the latter and hopefully draw a new crowd, Microsoft Flight Simulator X introduces a series of non-combative missions.

In a world of dog fights and big guns, can Microsoft Flight Simulator X deliver shock and awe without firing a shot? Our review looks at the new version and reveals what it can offer established captains and new trainees alike.

In a world of dog fights and big guns, can Microsoft Flight Simulator X deliver shock and awe without firing a shot? Our review looks at the new version and reveals what it can offer established captains and new trainees alike.

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