However, some new features will be introduced to welcome the massive Xbox user base to the world of Flight Simulator. While Asobo’s and Microsoft’s content will be available across all platforms, third-part developers must decide if they want to make their add-ons available on Xbox or just on PC, and vice-versa.Īs promised before multiple times by the Flight Simulator team, the experience in Xbox will be the same as on the PC. This cross-platform interaction is also valid for DLC purchased through the in-game Marketplace, but with a caveat. You will see simmers online from all versions of MSFS. There’s good news here, as the online world of Flight Simulator will be connected between console and PC versions. With the sim sharing the same multiplayer world, content, and services across all platforms, it’s natural to expect some kind of cross-play functionality. Steam users are less lucky though and will have to re-buy the console version. And there are quite a few interesting bits to retain from here.įor starters, existing owners of the Windows Store version of MSFS for PC will automatically have access to the Xbox version at no additional cost. The Flight Simulator team put up an online FAQ answering some common questions about the upcoming release and what it means for new and existing players. Recently we learned about some new features that the Xbox version will bring to make it easy for new users to get acquainted, and now we have some additional details about cross-play functionality, and a little more. With the Xbox launch date for Microsoft Flight Simulator fast approaching, we start to learn about some additional details on what to expect.
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