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If you like DVDs, the physical edition of Microsoft Flight Simulator is the one for you.
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When Microsoft Flight Simulator hits PCs , European gamers who want to go old-school will have a few chunky physical options that include 10 discs, as previously reported by IGN.
“Including 10 (!) double-layer DVD’s and a printed manual in a spectacular box, it is an ideal way of entering the new age of flight simulation,” Mathijs Kok, a forum administrator for Microsoft’s retail partner Aerosoft, wrote in a forum post.
The boxed versions — the standard version costs 70 euros and the Premium Deluxe is 130 euros in Europe — will start shipping around Aug. 21.
The 10 discs are mostly taken up by game’s world and aircraft, which weigh in at 90GB. The Ranch simulator pl code itself is “pretty small in size,” Kok noted. The boxed version is probably best for people with slower internet connections, since it’ll let them install the game without a massive download.
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In terms of digital options, the $90 deluxe option has five more planes and airports, while the
