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Flight Simulator X demo Try several aircraft in the tenth iteration of Microsoft's acclaimed flight sim. |
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CNET Editor's Pick
Flight Simulator X demo
The tenth release in Microsoft's esteemed flight-sim series makes a major break from tradition with the inclusion missions to complete all over the world. Try three of them in a Caribbean-based demo.
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