On Friday, Pesco introduced you to the weird, 300m-deep chasm with a runway at the bottom found in Microsoft Flight Sim 2020, deemed even more disturbing than the creepy mystery skyscraper looming over suburban Melbourne. The ultra-realistic game's eldritch glitches have become a popular topic of discussion, but the chasm is a challenge for experts: can you actually land a plane in it? — Read the rest
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