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Today third-party developer and publisher Orbx announced had Microsoft Flight Simulator news to share via press release. We learn that the publisher launched a partnership with Seafront Simulation to publish its “Vessels” series to Microsoft Flight Simulator. The series populates coastlines and marinas with plenty of detailed ships and boats in order to make them look more lively. The first package of the series, Vessels: The Channel Islands, features the titular locations of Guernsey, Jer...

Microsoft Flight Simulator Free UK World Update Gets Release Date & New Screenshots Microsoft Flight Simulator Free UK World Update Gets Release Date & New Screenshots Today Microsoft and Asobo released a new development update for Microsoft Flight Simulator featuring the UK world update. By Today Microsoft and Asobo released a new development update for Microsoft Flight Simulator. We hear a firm release date for the upcoming free World Update focusing on the UK alongside a few screenshots. The...

Things are moving fast in the third-party add-on market for Microsoft Flight Simulator. Various third-party developers had relevant updates to share today. We start with Orbx, which revealed more screenshots of the upcoming Singapore Landmarks City Pack and sneaked in a tease for an upcoming add-on dedicated to Melbourne. Here’s a look at the Eureka Tower in Melbourne. And here are the screenshots of Singapore. Next comes PilotPlus, which brings us back to the UK after the excellent London So...

Microsoft Flight Simulator – Yao Airport Review (TechnoBrain) Microsoft Flight Simulator – Yao Airport Review (TechnoBrain) Yao Airport is most definitely one of the best-looking and most-detailed third-party airports on the Microsoft Flight Simulator market. By While the first World Update of Microsoft Flight Simulator focused on Japan, third-party developers haven’t taken the chance to improve the country further. The recent release of Yao airport (RJOY)by TechnoBrain promises to chang...

Today Aerosoft revealed new information and screenshots about its upcoming lineup for Microsoft Flight Simulator. All the info were shared on the official forums of the developer (Sources: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5). First of all, we get to take a brand new look at the upcoming Bombardier CRJ package, showcasing the cockpit and the extensive functionality of the electronic flight bag (EFB): If you don’t know what an EFB is, it’s a tablet airline that helps pilots with a lot of tasks while preparing and...

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Despite the fact that the add-on is already available for purchase (for a rather affordable $14.70) on Orbx’s store, the developer is considering this a sort of “open beta” release, with the full launch coming in 1-2 weeks. For that reason, this is going to be an unscored preview, with a full scored review coming when the airport is officially considered released. Like all airport available on Orbx’s store, WSSS can be installed painlessly via the Orbx Central clent, and you’re read...

Detective Conan’s Own Tottori Airport Released For Microsoft Flight Simulator Detective Conan’s Own Tottori Airport Released For Microsoft Flight Simulator Japan takes pop culture seriously, so it isn’t so strange to see an airport named after a manga, even in MIcrosoft Flight Simulator. By Japan takes its pop culture seriously, so it isn’t so strange to see an airport named after a manga character. That airport has just been released for Microsoft Flight Simulator. It’s Tottori Sand ...

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