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Presidio of San Francisco
National Park. Downtown San Francisco and Alcatraz in the background.
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Golden Gate
National Park shows the level of detail visible outside city limits.
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Golf courses showing detail
right down to individual trees lining the fairways.
Seattle (1024 x 768)

Downtown San Jose. Interchanges
such as the one here where 280 and 87 cross are clearly visible right down to
individual offramps.
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Night Scenery Technology maps
every street and highway in the city.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
For Editorial Information:
Robert Ferraro
Robert.Ferraro@pcaviator.com
For images and editorial copy:
www.megascenery.com
New Scenery Product Line
MegaCITY USA 2005
Now Flight Sim Pilots Can Soar The Skies Above
Their Favorite US Cities
SOUTH CAROLINA, 30 December 2004. PC Aviator Inc, publisher of MegaScenery
scenery for Microsoft Flight Simulator, today
announced the release of a new scenery product line titled MegaCITY USA 2005.
Where MegaScenery brings users large areas of photorealistic scenery using
satellite imagery at 5 meters per pixel, MegaCITY USA 2005 will have Flight
Simulator pilots soaring the skies above major US cities that have been
created from higher resolution aerial photographs at 1 and 2 foot per pixel
resolution. Consumers need to understand that Flight Simulator 2004 itself only
displays at a maximum resolution of 5 meters per pixel however since the source
images were taken at the higher resolution a lot of this detail is retained even
after resampling to 5 meters per pixel.
The
end result is much clearer and crisper urban landscapes for PC flying where a
lot of intricate detail is visible right down to the level of individual trees
on golf courses. Cities and their surrounding areas look just like they do in
real life as MegaCity scenery replaces the generic tiled scenery native to
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 with high resolution images of the actual
cities.
The
company plans to release a number of cities throughout 2005 with the first two
titles to be released before the end of January 2005. The first title will be
MegaCity San Francisco and the second has not yet been announced.
MegaCITY USA 2005 is created by Aerosoft Australia Pty Ltd, developers of
MegaScenery. As a result, MegaCITY will have all of the advanced and unique
features delivered in their MegaScenery titles including Night Scenery, high
resolution underlying mesh terrain, Winter Snow Scenery (where appropriate),
real water bodies and relocation and realignment of default Flight Simulator
objects.
MegaCITY titles will be available on CD-ROM and will be at a very reasonable
price of $17.95.
The first title - MegaCITY San Francisco will ship on 24 January 2005.
More
information, including the recently released screenshots, and an opportunity to
preorder direct, is available for viewing at
www.megascenery.com.
MegaCITY USA and MegaScenery USA is created and developed by Australian company Aerosoft Australia
Pty Ltd and published by PC Aviator Inc.
About PC Aviator
PC Aviator Inc is based in Myrtle Beach,
South Carolina and is the US subsidiary of the Australian based The PC Aviator
Pty Ltd. The company is in its 14th year of providing flight
simulator products and services to flight simulator enthusiasts worldwide. The
company publishes Computer Pilot Magazine the world’s only monthly flight
simulator magazine (www.computerpilot.com),
operates PC Aviator Direct, it’s mail order division and also publishes flight
simulator software titles such as MegaScenery. The company’s website is at
www.pcaviator.com.
About Aerosoft Australia
Aerosoft Australia is Australian based and develops and manufactures a number of
flight simulator related products – both software and hardware. The company is
noted for its Scenery USA photorealistic scenery for the Fly! flight simulator
created using its powerful proprietary scenery development techniques and which
it has also used to develop MegaScenery. Also of great interest to flight
simulator pilots is its 747 Mode Control Panel (747MCP) hardware for flight
simulations. The company’s website is at
www.aerosoft.com.au. |