Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 Requires Fraction Of Storage Space Versus Last Game

When Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 lands on PC and Xbox Collection X|S this November, it is going to take up far much less cupboard space than the final sport. In actual fact, the sequel would require roughly one-fifth of Microsoft Flight Simulator’s set up dimension: 30GB versus greater than 150GB.

Xbox Wire took a dive into Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 and highlighted how the set up dimension has been shrunken down. The quick reply: It is using cloud streaming. Microsoft notes the sequel will stream in greater particulars in your aerial adventures. So, as an example, there is no cause to have all of Europe downloaded in your system whenever you solely plan to take off over the US.

“The crucial factor is total bandwidth consumption is means down, since you solely obtain what you actually see whenever you see it, and we do not pre-download at like lots of of gigabytes,” stated Sebastian Wloch, CEO and cofounder of Asobo Studio. “… Now we built-in every part into the cloud, and it’s all streamed and saved right into a rolling cache on the {hardware}. You do not have to put in any new World Updates; they’re simply streamed seamlessly.”

Microsoft and Asobo additionally touted Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024’s profession system, which goals to duplicate a real-world expertise for aviators. Meaning selecting any airport accessible within the sequel and advancing by means of a certification tree.

Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 was unveiled eventually 12 months’s Xbox Game Showcase. The sequel was given a launch date at this 12 months’s Xbox Game Showcase. Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 will launch November 19. The usual version of the sport will likely be a day-one title on Xbox Game Go.