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I just can hope SCS would be able to make a partnership with an experienced gaming company which would have the skills and ressources to do a modern simulation using the state of the art graphics, sounds, interface, net code etc while SCS would provide the military and technical knowledge (ie algorithms) for the best possible realism. Imho they can't do it alone by themselves, it's not their core business, and that's why we are here today.
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Yes.
Yes.
And also, yes.
The best product would be the result of a liscensing the NSE and basic interface modules to a professional game development company with an established relationship with one or more publishers. Before this occured, however, SCS would have to clear it with their primary contractee, the US Goverment, so this is of course a major hurdle... it's likely they have been given the go-ahead to develop a commercial product in-house only.
Cheers,
David