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Captain Sim Weapon for FSX

Miguel Blaufuks, Sunday, 6 February 2011 @ 3:37

Captain Sim has released a unique new expansion for FSX simply called Weapon. They have some demo videos available showing the unique characteristics of the expansion.

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