The amount of memorization and training to fly a plane can’t be easy, especially when you consider the cockpits. It honestly gives me a newfound appreciation for pilots and their roles. There’s a lot of intricacies to flying a plane, and it varies across different models.

Microsoft Flight Simulator may not be a game for everyone, as it’s made to simulate the reality of being a pilot. Other than that, this is still the same fantastic simulator, just in a more accessible package now. There’s also some newer challenges for players to test their skills, and some upcoming promotions like Top Gun: Maverick content. This includes more detail, additional points of interests, and more accuracy. The game will launch with all the original content, including over 30 different planes, but will also have five world updates available as well. Those that may have already experienced the PC version shouldn’t expect too much different this time around. Does it hold up to the PC version? Well we definitely think so. Now the game is coming to Xbox Series X|S, and we’ve had some time experiencing the console version. When Microsoft Flight Simulator released for PC last year, we admired the attention to detail and the incredible technology behind the game in our review. Some games however, can help us experience the wonders of our own world, being less of a game and being more of a simulation. They can take us to distant worlds, introduce us to fantastic characters, and even tell wonderful stories. Video games are an art form that provides all kinds of entertainment for millions of people all over the world.

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