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Videographer: Commissioned artist and friend of Eyebeam, Jason Jones of Not An Alternative

Videographer: Commissioned artist and friend of Eyebeam, Jason Jones of Not An Alternative

Videographer: Commissioned artist and friend of Eyebeam, Jason Jones of Not An Alternative

Videographer: Commissioned artist and friend of Eyebeam, Jason Jones of Not An Alternative

Videographer: Commissioned artist and friend of Eyebeam, Jason Jones of Not An Alternative

Videographer: Commissioned artist and friend of Eyebeam, Jason Jones of Not An Alternative

Videographer: Commissioned artist and friend of Eyebeam, Jason Jones of Not An Alternative

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July 27, 2006
MSoft & NAVTEQ team up

Via a seekrit submittor, news that Microsoft Flight Sim and Navteq are teaming up for the next in the series of Flight Simulator. This is beyond awesome:

Microsoft is using data from NAVTEQ to create much of the world in "Flight Simulator X". NAVTEQ data such as road network information, ferry landings, railroads, detailed water information (e.g. oceans, rivers, lakes, harbors, etc.), parks, golf courses, and recreational areas, enhances the "Flight Simulator X" user experience.

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Appropriate for a Superman game, perhaps? --MM

Originally posted by Alice from Wonderland, ReBlogged by migurski on Jul 27, 2006 at 11:15 AM