Microsoft Flight Simulator requires, at minimum, a Windows 10 PC with either an Intel i5-4460 or AMD Ryzen 3 1200 processor, an Nvidia GTX 770 or AMD Radeon RX 570 GPU, 8 GB RAM, 2 GB VRAM, 150GB of hard drive space, and support for DirectX 11. Here is a link to the minimum, recommended, and ideal specs, according to Asobo.  Microsoft flight simulator 2022 price One of the most successful mods for Microsoft Flight Simulator adds an Airbus H135 to its list of available aircraft. It's an amazing achievement considering that it only took the mod's development team 30 days to make it happen. Now that Asobo is almost finished porting over Microsoft Flight Simulator to the Xbox Series S/X, it looks like they will finally have the time to add other features into the game.

While we first heard about playing Flight Simulator on the Xbox One through Xbox Cloud Gaming back in June of last year, the time has finally arrived. Launching as one of the March Game Pass updates, Flight Simulator, alongside several other titles, are now available to play on the Cloud. This means that even the original Xbox One, or any other Xbox Cloud-enabled device, can now take to the skies in Flight Simulator 2020. What all devices are compatible and what other updates are coming to Game Pass? Keep reading for more. Here’s why you should play Immortality, 2022’s most innovative and original game The team over at Asobo Studios has been diligently working on improving the complexity of the sim’s mechanics over the last two years to properly prepare it to handle the arrival of these two new aircraft types.