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Flight Simulator: Microsoft's breathtaking virtual, real world

Flight Simulator: Microsoft’s breathtaking virtual, real world

Posted on August 17, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Downloading, installing, and loading Microsoft Flight Simulator is a slog, but in the end it’s more than worth it.

It’s 8 a.m. on a clear, sunny day in Oakland, California. No, it’s a rainy afternoon in Hong Kong. Or is it evening in Paris? Microsoft Flight Simulator doesn’t care.

At a time when gorgeous “open world” games are the norm, Flight Simulator helps set the bar even higher. Yes, it offers a stunning recreation of a virtual world, with weather and realistic landscapes, real-world traffic and ocean waves, and even, apparently, animals. But the virtual world is our world, our planet, and you can go anywhere in it.
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