Asobo Studio’s Flight Simulator is now playable through the cloud for Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers. Until now, it was only available for (a beefy) PC and…
Why it matters: Microsoft Flight Simulator still crushes gaming PCs almost two years after its original release. This week, Microsoft brought it to Xbox Cloud Gaming so subscribers can enjoy it on a range of lower-spec devices. Microsoft also announced the addition of some long-needed improvements to the Xbox app on Windows. Asobo Studio’s Flight Simulator is now playable through the cloud for Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers. Until now, it was only available for (a beefy) PC and Xbox Series consoles, but cloud streaming brings it to Xbox One, mobile devices, and lower-spec PCs. Users can stream the game at up to 1080p and 30 frames per second and play it with standard Bluetooth controllers.
