Flight1 now selling MSFS expansions direct to Europe. flight1 ships to europe. Makers of Microsoft Flight Simulator expansions Flight1 have announced that their online store will now ship product directly to the European marketplace, rather than consumers having to go through Amazon or another such third party retailer; or pay international shipping costs. Makers of Microsoft Flight Simulator expansions Flight1 have announced that their online store will now ship product directly to the European marketplace, rather than consumers having to go through Amazon or another such third party retailer ; or pay international shipping costs. Flight1 is currently gearing up its expansions for the recently released Flight Simulator X, as Matt Walsh explains....

Elder Scrolls Oblivion to get Shivering Isles expansion. oblivion expansion. Specialty game developer Bethesda Softworks has announced an expansion for its epic PC role-playing game (RPG) The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, claiming that it will be available this spring.. The new expansion will be available for the 360 in Spring. The new realm in the expansion, Sheogorath, will offer the same twisted and overwhelming environment seen in every Elder Scrolls game, says Bethesda, and will be a natural expansion to Oblivion, which already offers dozens of hours worth of game play. No official price has yet been announced, though expansions for previous Elder Scrolls games have typically run for about $20....

Harmonix release Rock Band expansions before it releases Rock Band....

Blizzard CEO Mike Morhaime is already talking about future expansions to World of Warcraft.. Blizzard Entertainment’s latest World of Warcraft expansion Wrath of the Lich King is barely a week old, but the company’s CEO is promising more expansions in the coming years. He added that Blizzard is aiming for one expansion a year. Expansions will be rolled out continuously for the “foreseeable” future, Morhaime told MTV.com. Simply put, there is just too much content to add and he adds that some players will begin feeling a bit fatigued if expansions come too quickly....

However, they have been spending their credit, and Call of Duty publisher Activison has reported that they have sold almost $1 million in expansion maps for CoD 2, the most played multiplayer game on Xbox Live. Indeed, there was a time (once upon a better time...) when we got all map packs and expansions for free. EA tried selling smaller expansions for PC games, like the Battlefield 2 booster packs, and the exercise has largely been a failure - trying to find more than about a half a dozen good servers for Euro Force or Armoured Fury, the two booster packs for BF2 to date, is an exercise in futility. If I don’t like your content distribution system then I can go and find another one, and with the availability of modification tools and map editors - which have been instrumental in the ongoing success of many games since the earliest days of modern video gaming - there’s always going to be plenty of free, top quality, expansions for games available. A lot of people will splutter and complain, if we drop money for a full priced game and get ads into the bargain - but release a free expansion and pepper it with ads and who is going to really care...

Not one to deviate from the norm, Activision-Blizzard released the latest expansion pack for World of Warcraft last week. The record was previously held by another World of Warcraft expansion, The Burning Crusade, which sold 2.4 million copies at release back in January of 2007. GameStop, one of the largest game retailers in the USA, was all about WoW for the expansion’s release day. Blizzard, who has already expressed interest in doing more WoW expansions , will likely make another announcement later this month regarding WotLK hitting five million units sold. With a user base of over 11 million, WoW doesn’t look to be slowing down anytime in the near future, and any expansion is a guaranteed hit....