The popular simulator will finally be released also on Xbox consoles between June and September 2021; confirmed at The Game Awards 2020.
Microsoft Flight Simulator already has an approximate release date on Xbox Series X | S after its time on PC: summer 2021. Between June and September of next year, fans of the popular flight simulator will be able to start enjoying what is one of the video games highest rated 2020. Asobo Studio’s work will be available on Xbox Series X and Xbox series S sometime in that period; Details of a possible launch on Xbox One have not emerged.
Judging by the trailer shown at The Game Awards 2020, which we can see as the opening of this news, the technical performance of the title has nothing to envy of the materials we saw on PC, although it should be noted that the materials of this new video are They correspond to Xbox Series X. All players with an active Xbox Game Pass account will be able to start playing from day one at no additional cost.
Microsoft Flight Simulator
The Game Awards 2020 live: the best games of the year
Since 2014, when the awards became independent from the Spike network, the TGAs have not missed their appointment every year. Since 2014 and in chronological order, these are the GOTY of this well-known ceremony: Dragon Age: Inquisition, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, Overwatch, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, God of War and Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. For 2020, the applicants to enter this limited list are: Ghost of Tsushima (Sucker Punch), The Last of Us Part 2 (Naughty Dog), Hades (Supergiant Games), Final Fantasy VII Remake (Square Enix), Animal Crossing: New Horizons (Nintendo) and DOOM Eternal (id Software).
The nominations and election of winners in each of the more than twenty categories has been determined by the votes of more than 95 specialized media from around the world – including FreeGameTips – and a small group of personalities acting as a jury. That set makes up 90% of the votes, while the fans contribute the remaining 10%. Voting for the latter has been open until December 9.
All titles released mid-late November 2019 and November 20, 2020 have entered the fray, while those released in December (such as Cyberpunk 2077 or Immortals Fenyx Rising) go to the 2021 edition.
Surprises, unexpected announcements and the constant flavor of an event taking place to celebrate the video game sector is what The Game Awards 2020 has left us, the full summary of which you can consult here.
