Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 - 160 Simverse Coins - Xbox

You must accept the Microsoft Services Agreement (microsoft.com/msa). Requires download(s) (significant storage, broadband internet connection and ISP fees apply). May require additional hardware and subscriptions. Features, services and support not available in all regions (xbox.com/regions), and may vary, change or be retired over time. May contain in-game purchases. Microsoft Account required. Requires Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 (sold separately). Except as required by law, codes are non-refundable. SIMVERSE COINS REQUIRE MICROSOFT FLIGHT SIMULATOR 2024 (SOLD SEPARATELY). To redeem code go to xbox.com/redeem, sign into your Microsoft Account, and follow instructions to redeem your code. Once redeemed, launch Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 and sign into your Microsoft Account; the full code value of your Simverse Coins will be applied in your wallet and may be used for eligible purchases (exclusions apply) made directly at the in-game Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 in-sim Marketplace. If you don’t see your Simverse coins: restart the game after redemption. If redeeming two codes: redeem the first code, then launch the game, then redeem the second code, then re-launch the game. NO CREDIT CARD REQUIRED, NO EXPIRATION In-sim Marketplace content, eligible purchases, and prices vary by region, device, platform, and over time. Geography limitations, country and balance restrictions, taxes, and Internet connection fees may apply. Paid subscriptions required for some content. Age restrictions apply. Except as required by law, codes cannot be redeemed or exchanged for cash and are not refundable. To create a new Microsoft Account or to read full terms (which may change without notice) go to xbox.com/live. PC: OS: Windows 10/11 with updates; Processor: AMD Ryzen 7 Pro 2700X / Intel Core i7-10700K; Graphics: Radeon RX 5700XT / GeForce RTX 2080, 8GB VRAM; Memory: 32GB RAM; Storage: 50GB; DirectX®: 12. Performance scales with higher-end systems. ⚠ WARNING: Some people may experience a seizure when exposed to flashing lights or patterns in video games (xbox.com/healthandsafety).