Microsoft Flight Simulator delays Top Gun: Maverick DLC to 2022 - wardmencest

Microsoft Flight Simulator delays Topmost Throttle: Maverick DLC to 2022

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Microsoft Flight Simulator's Top Gun: Maverick update has been delayed to launch alongside the Tom turkey Cruise-led film.

Eastern Samoa announced o'er the last weekend away Asobo, developer prat Microsoft Trainer, the Top Gun: Maverick DLC for the sim testament now launch following year on May 27, 2022. The DLC has in reality been delayed to match the new outlet date for the movie continuation, which was barely recently suspended out of launching later this twelvemonth in 2021.

As for what the Top Gun DLC is sledding to carry, IT's slated to include fighter jets from the upcoming sequel. Asobo first unveiled the free DLC expansion for their game earlier this year at E3 2021 in June, and through the reveal lagger we glimpsed that Tom Sail's very own jet would be joining the flight simulator. It also looks like we'll be able to jet slay from special aircraft carriers when the update arrives.

It's been a elongate route for the Topmost Gun continuation. To begin with slated to launch all the way back in December 2020, Maverick was subsequently delayed to July 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, before being delayed a second clock to November 2021. In real time, Tom Cruise and Christopher McQuarrie's sequel has been delayed a third time, bringing the new release date to over 18 months after IT was in the first place due to launch.

The Tom Cruise cinematic universe rolls connected, however, as some Top Accelerator: Unorthodox and Mission Unacceptable 7 are now slated for arrival next year in 2022. If you're a fan of Cruise and his progressively preposterous stunts, past that's surely nothing but music to your ears.

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