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1. MICROSOFT FLIGHT SIMULATOR 2015 ADD ONS SCREEN 1080P
2. MICROSOFT FLIGHT SIMULATOR 2015 ADD ONS SCREEN SERIES

MICROSOFT FLIGHT SIMULATOR 2015 ADD ONS SCREEN 1080P

Playing in 4K and HDR, having come from my own modest PC with its 1080p screen, I'm being wowed all over again.Īfter a few days solid flying - and after dozens of hours with the PC version over the past year - I'm still catching my breath at regular intervals, staring wistfully out at the sun setting over the mouth of the Thames estuary, or that glorious moment when you break through thick, stormy cloud cover into the heavens above in a smooth, controlled airliner ascent.

MICROSOFT FLIGHT SIMULATOR 2015 ADD ONS SCREEN SERIES

It looks absolutely splendid, too - just browse the screenshots here if you've any lingering doubts, all of them captured on a Series X where the framerate sticks to 30fps for the most part (don't worry, Digital Foundry will be along with a proper analysis in due course), and where the fidelity is just extraordinary. Microsoft Flight Simulator arrives on console as very much the full-fledged PC experience, with the same features, the same planes, the same whole planet and the exact same sense of wonder as you spin the map and figure out where to explore next. Availability: Out July 27th on Xbox Series S and Xįirst, that magic.Developer: Asobo/Microsoft Game Studios.Does it work as a console experience? Well, that's a trickier one to unpack.

Does the magic that Asobo and Microsoft Game Studios conjured out of photogrammetry, cloud streaming and plain old elbow grease survive intact on console? Absolutely. Some fiddliness with controls and interface can't hold back Asobo's phenomenal creation from shining in its new context.ġ1 months since it first wowed the world with its depiction of nothing less than the Earth in its entirety, Microsoft Flight Simulator makes its debut on Xbox Series S and X.