These are usually things like custom designed airports and scenery, complex system-based aircraft, and mods that can add just about anything you can think of to the experience. One of the great things about Microsoft Flight Simulator, is that like many other games or pieces of software that are this big in scope, it serves as more of a platform for developers to enhance with third-party content. Luckily it’s 2020, and Microsoft has done what no one expected, and built the most technologically advanced flight simulator to ever hit the market.
While Flight was a major upgrade compared to what was available at the time in terms of flight physics and visuals, it was designed to be more accessible, and the oversimplified controls, and complete lack of third party content led to all development plans being canceled the very same year. Not only this, but Microsoft previously botched a return to the series in 2012 when they teamed up with development studio Coalition for Microsoft Flight. That meant that if Microsoft ever wanted to release another flight simulator, it would have to be developed from the ground up, which would be very costly in terms of time and resources. For most of that time, it did not seem likely that Microsoft would ever revisit their beloved franchise, which was mostly due to the fact that Microsoft completely abandoned the series when it closed down Aces Games Studios in 2009, and sold the intellectual property and source code to Lockheed Martin, who would then use it to create the popular flight simulator P3D. It’s been over a decade since its predecessor, Flight Simulator X came out way back in 2006, and ever since then, fans of the series have been eager for Microsoft to return to it. On August 18th of this year, the latest installment of the Microsoft Flight Simulator series was released to the public.
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