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Microsoft launches Flight Beta to selected participants

Zac Bowden Zac Bowden
July 17, 2019
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Microsoft’s upcoming flight simulator game titled Microsoft Flight, has today launched it’s closed beta for a small amount of participants. The beta is to be treated at unfinished and therefore is confidential to anyone outside the beta program.

Without breaching the beta’s terms and conditions, Microsoft today sent out invites to selected users who are participating in the Microsoft Flight Beta. Not everyone who signed up got an invite, only a selected few.

The game requires Games for Windows LIVE, and comes with it’s own unique product key for activation of the game. Users received an email with all the details they need.

Like we already said, the beta is confidential, therefore we cannot post any more information regarding it.

The game is expected for launch this spring, and will be available to play at Microsoft’s CES Booth this year.

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