Official Images and In-Game Video of Microsoft Flight Simulator Released

Asobo Studios, the developer of Microsoft Flight Simulator, shared a new video and images of the game from its Twitter account. The new visuals once again confirm how robust the game comes with solid graphics.There's still time for Microsoft Flight Simulator, one of the games that best shows how much game graphics have evolved, but the developer continues to share new visuals about the game. In the last post, a video was shared besides the new images.

Asobo Studio, the developer of Microsoft Flight Simulator, which is more like a real-life simulator than a game, shared new screenshots and in-game video from the alpha version of the game in a Tweet series. The images also included Boeing 747 and Airbus A320 aircraft.

Asobo Studio said it had been plagued by leaks about the game for some time. The company, which adds watermarks to shares to prevent these leaks and unauthorized sharing, confirms the accuracy of the images. The latest screenshots shared by Asobo Studios reveal how realistic the simulator is.

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— Microsoft Flight Simulator (@MSFSofficial) May 22, 2020

Microsoft Flight Simulator's system requirements

The game, which has been described in recent weeks, requires the Nvidia GeForce GTX 770 or AMD Radeon RX 570 graphics card as a minimum system requirement. The ideal equipment of Flight Simulator 2020 stands out as today's flagship graphics cards such as the Nvidia GeForce RTX 2080 or AMD Radeon VII. Also, please note that the game wants 150 GB of storage.