In anticipation of Microsoft’s new Flight Simulator, Thrustmaster has unveiled “licensed by Airbus” gear that’s perfect for proper plane geeks. The new brand, TCA or Thrustmaster Civil Aviation, ...

Microsoft Flight Simulator has become a mainstream attraction with its recent releases, starting in 2020 with a spectacular virtual recreation of our entire planet and following up with a successor in ...

You can purchase the whole set including the Yoke and the Throttle Quadrant, the Yoke on its own, or the Throttle Quadrant on its own. This makes the system rather modular as the Yoke on its own would ...

With Microsoft Flight Simulator due to get the Top Gun: Maverick treatment later this week, what better time to take a look at Thrustmaster’s “entry-level and affordable” T. Flight Full Kit X, for ...

Thrustmaster comes with an established legacy in virtual aviation accessories, with years of iteration reflected on its entry-level and top-tier simulation gear. It's little surprise they're the go-to ...

Thrustmaster is celebrating 30 years in the PC games controls business by launching a premium TCA (Thrustmaster Civil Aviation) product range, which is officially licensed by Airbus. It says given ...

Unless you are a hardcore fan of flight simulators, you probably don’t have a flight stick at your desk. There was a time when flight sticks, or more generic “joysticks,” were an essential PC gaming ...

GameCentral tests the T.Flight Full Kit X and enjoys Microsoft Flight Simulator – and Star Wars: Squadrons – with more realistic controls. In our review of Microsoft Flight Simulator we mentioned that ...

Thrustmaster sent an early unit to Polygon late last week, and we’ve been putting it through its paces for a couple of days now. The centerpiece is the yoke itself, which works quite differently from ...

It's called the HOTAS WARTHOG and Thrustmaster really has gone the whole hog with it new flagship flight simulation gaming peripheral. A full replica of the controls from a U.S. Air Force A-10C attack ...

Charlie Hall is Polygon’s tabletop editor. In 12-plus years as a journalist & photographer, he has covered simulation, strategy, and spacefaring games, as well as public policy. Microsoft Flight ...