Xometry Posts Trailer of Upcoming Eagle County Airport for MSFS2020
READ MOREScenery developer Xometry has returned to the MSFS spotlight with their upcoming Eagle County Airport. Check out the new trailer and details before the scenery releases!
Pre-release: Challenger CL650 by Hot Start for X-Plane 11 with Saso Kiselkov
WatchMax sits down with Totoritko to go through some of the features of the upcoming Challenger CL650 by Hot Start for X-Plane 11. The aircraft is decked out from A to Z.
.png)
First Look: Leonardo Maddog X for MSFS
Read MoreArguably the most anticipated aircraft for any simulator, ever, the Leonardo Maddog X for MSFS proves once again that it’s a game-changer in this ever-improving industry.
HEADLINES
Xometry Posts Trailer of Upcoming Eagle County Airport for MSFS2020
May 22, 2022
X-Plane
OTHER
MSFS
Scenery developer Xometry has returned to the MSFS spotlight with their upcoming Eagle County Airport. Check out the new trailer and details before the scenery releases!
Laminar Research Publishes X-Plane 12 Development Update
May 22, 2022
X-Plane
OTHER
MSFS
Orbx Release Prague for X-Plane
May 20, 2022
X-Plane
OTHER
MSFS
Orbx Release Burbank V2 for MSFS
May 20, 2022
X-Plane
OTHER
MSFS
Fenix Sim Release A320 for MSFS
May 19, 2022
X-Plane
OTHER
MSFS
World Update IX: Italy and Malta Released for Microsoft Flight Simulator
May 19, 2022
X-Plane
OTHER
MSFS
Skyline Simulations Release Astoria Regional Airport for X-Plane
May 17, 2022
X-Plane
OTHER
MSFS
ARTICLES
First Look: Leonardo Maddog X for MSFS
Community
Apr 30, 2022
Arguably the most anticipated aircraft for any simulator, ever, the Leonardo Maddog X for MSFS proves once again that it’s a game-changer in this ever-improving industry.
Read MoreREVIEWS
.jpg)
TDS GTNXi Review for Microsoft Flight Simulator
Software Review
Apr 25, 2022
The TDS GTNXi for Microsoft Flight Simulator is an incredibly immersive, and enjoyable experience, providing a means to proper instrument flying within Asobo's simulator.
More reviews in Discover The Editorial
OPINION
For Whom The Bell Tolls
Analysis
Oct 21, 2021
The titular phrase comes from John Donne’s 1624 Meditations Upon Emergent Occasions. In this flamboyant work, the author reflects upon his personal experience of having come close to death. But has a similar, albeit figurative, death been lurking upon the flight simulation community?