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Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 UK Update is Live Now Visit Ireland and the UK in the February update for Flight Sim. Last year’s  Microsoft Flight Simulator reminded many flight sim fans of why they love the genre. Its realistic plane models, incredible real-time weather tracking, and hyper-detailed cockpit interiors allowed gamers to escape the confines of their homes. This proved to be especially important in a year of lockdowns and quarantine. Today, the  Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 UK update went live for fans all around the world. According to a Microsoft blog post, the update f...

Adds 70+ new hand-crafted landmarks and more. Updated on 16 February 2021 Flight Simulator's third World Update - which points its wand of finessing at the UK and Ireland - is finally here after a bit of a delay, and you'll be precisely the opposite of shocked to learn it looks absolutely breathtaking in its launch trailer. World Update 3 - which follows equally stunning makeovers for the United States and Japan - introduces improved aerial and elevation data for the UK and Ireland, "over 70" new points of interest, five new hand-crafted airports - Barra,...

Asobo Studio and Microsoft have this week rolled out the third Microsoft Flight Simulator World Update, bringing with it enhancements to the lands of

World Update 3 launched today, refreshing the UK and Ireland with photogrammetric versions of five cities (including London) and over 70 handcrafted landmarks.

Microsoft Flight Simulator’s UK and Ireland World Update is out now The slightly delayed UK-themed World Update for Microsoft Flight Simulator has arrived. Downloadable now, the update includes a host of fixes for last year’s biggest simulation game, as well as a massive amount of fresh detail to its recreations of England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland. You may be relieved to know that with this update, Buckingham Palace no longer looks like a nondescript office block from the 1990s, but that’s just the start. There’s a massive list of new points of interest that you can now visit in ...