How Did Microsoft Make Flight Simulator Seem So Real?

Last August, Microsoft released the latest version of its Flight Simulator, extending the run of that franchise to 38 years and making it the longest-running product line in Microsoft’s history. Published by the technology giant’s Xbox Game Studios, the new

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