Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 has a physical version with 10 discs
If you really, really want a physical version, it's possible.
What you need to know
- Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 needs at least 150GB free space.
- A physical version of the game is being released in Europe.
- This edition comes on 10 discs.
- Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 is set to release on August 18, 2020.
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 is coming soon and while most players will probably be grabbing this 150GB behemoth of a game digitally, there is a physical edition available in Europe. Microsoft has partnered with Aerosoft to make this edition possible. If you're going this route however, be warned: you're going to be swapping several discs.
This physical edition of Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 comes on 10 different discs. While many physical releases of games on PC take multiple DVDs, this is one of the highest we've ever seen. The physical edition of the game is going to start shipping around August 21, so if you do order it, don't expect it on launch day.
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 has been developed by Asobo Studio in partnership with Xbox Global Publishing. It's set to be available on August 18. If you're concerned about whether or not your PC can run this game, check out the PC requirements right here. You can also find the full list of aircraft you'll be taking to the skies right here.
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