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- Bus Simulator 21 multiplayer mode shown off in new gameplay trailer
- World of Aircraft: Glider Simulator review — Simple skies
- Asobo reveals the next new plane it’s working on for Microsoft Flight Simulator
- Xbox Game Pass is already good, but the future lineup sounds incredible
| Bus Simulator 21 multiplayer mode shown off in new gameplay trailer Posted: 29 May 2021 03:00 PM PDT  Astragon and Still Alive Studios is preparing to release the next entry in its Bus Simulator franchise, Bus Simulator 21. As the hype train-erm-hype bus continues to roll on, the developers have revealed a trailer for the new multiplayer mode that will be in Bus Simulator 21. As seen in the trailer, the multiplayer mode in Bus Simulator 21 will allow four players to join up together to plan routes, buy new buses for their fleet, and travel together on their own lines. Players will essentially be able to do everything that they can do in the single-player campaign in the new multiplayer mode. Fortunately, lobbies can be created specifically for your friends and kept private to ensure that progress remains locked and managed by you and your team alone. The headmaster of the team can also grant (or remove) different powers for the players like the abilities to edit routes, buy buses, adjust uniforms, etc. Bus Simulator 21 will feature cross-gen multiplayer on consoles, though th... |
| World of Aircraft: Glider Simulator review — Simple skies Posted: 29 May 2021 02:00 PM PDT  I’ve been flying virtually since I was a kid. Through simulators, I’ve piloted tiny trainers like the Cessna 172 to massive behemoths like the Airbus A380. But, there’s one category of aircraft that I often never bothered with: gliders. Gliders are exactly what they sound like: they’re built to take advantage of wind currents in order to fly. To achieve this, gliders have huge wings, slender fuselages, and are also very lightweight. They’re essentially the sailboats of the skies. The reason why I didn’t bother with them much in any sim before is because gliders just seemed kind of boring since they often don’t fly under their own power. But, after spending some time with them here in Aerosoft’s World of Aircraft: Glider Simulator, I have to say, my flight horizons have been widened a bit. Sailing the seven skies World of Aircraft: Glider Simulator focuses exclusively on providing an authentic experience for glider fans. With th... |
| Asobo reveals the next new plane it’s working on for Microsoft Flight Simulator Posted: 29 May 2021 01:30 PM PDT  Asobo has been steady at work on post-launch content for Microsoft Flight Simulator for nearly a year at this point. The sim has been supported with regular updates pertaining to improvements, fixes, and additions for a while. The team behind the scenes has also been working on the next most important thing for Microsoft Flight Simulator: actual new planes. The next of such has been revealed via the recent Developer’s Q&A stream held on May 26, 2021. The next first-party plane is none other than the Aviat Husky A-1C bush flier, coming in the next few months. The Aviat Husky is a single piston engine prop built out of the American state of Wyoming. Wyoming is one of the more rugged states, and thus, the Husky being built there is quite fitting. The aircraft is designed for backwoods flying like soaring low and slow over the treelines of vast forests, landing on dirt and gravel, or even rivers and streams with a pair of floats. The A-1C variant of the Husky was first ... |
| Xbox Game Pass is already good, but the future lineup sounds incredible Posted: 29 May 2021 05:00 AM PDT  Arguably, the best deal in gaming right now is Xbox Game Pass. Microsoft's service offers subscribers unlimited access to a rotating selection of games. Now, some PC owners may turn their nose up at Xbox Game Pass because it carries console branding. Yet, while you can get more for your money if you also own an Xbox, there is still plenty of value for PC players. Looking to the future though, we really think Xbox Game Pass will become essential, and here's why. Xbox Game Pass has often been referred to as the Netflix of gaming. This may be something of an over-simplification, but it does offer some appropriate references. For a start, consider that thing you do with Netflix where you spend more time choosing what to watch than actually watching anything. That is also very easy to do with Game Pass. The size of the library is impressive and can take a while to search through everything and decide where to start. Another similarity to Netflix is that the selection is very diverse. Whe... |
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