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Flight

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概要

No Man's Sky reaches for the stars but falls short by light years. It's amazingly big, but too often poorly designed.

Flight - Latest Contents

5年, 10ヶ月

Star Wars: Squadrons Multiplayer Review

5年, 10ヶ月 - Star Wars: Squadrons reviewed by Tom Marks on PC, also available on PS4 and Xbox One. The thrill of Star Wars: Squadrons' 5v5 dogfights is a treat, so it's a shame there isn't more here to sustain it in terms of modes, maps, or progression. You can find our single-player campaign review here: https://www.ign.com/articles/star-wars-squadrons-single-player-review
5年, 10ヶ月

Star Wars: Squadrons Single-Player Review

5年, 10ヶ月 - Star Wars: Squadrons' single-player campaign reviewed on PC by Tom Marks, also available on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Squadrons is also available in VR on PC and with PSVR, and an Oculus Quest with a link cable was used for this review. Squadrons doesn't end up doing anything too memorable with its charming characters or interesting rival squadron setup, but this campaign still tells an entertaining story and its flight controls hit a sweet spot between accessibility and nuance - all made even better by VR and HOTAS support.
6年

Microsoft Flight Simulator Review

6年 - Microsoft Flight Simulator reviewed on PC by Seth G. Macy. "Microsoft Flight Simulator is legitimately incredible. It's difficult to fully describe how amazing it feels to jump into a plane and fly to and from literally any place in the entire world. The base game's 20 included aircraft feel like more than enough for even hardcore aviation enthusiasts, and the ability to tailor the experience to whatever skill level you desire makes it suitable for anyone looking to fly the friendly skies from the comfort of their homes. The real-world mapping data, however, takes Flight Simulator from being just an impressive game to the most awe-inspiring and limitless simulation I've ever experienced, in spite of its less than stellar load times. Seeing famous landmarks, landing at the world's most recognizable airports, or just touching down in a remote landing strip in South America is mind-bogglingly cool and an absolutely unparalleled way to virtually explore our world."