For many weeks now, rumours have persisted regarding Microsoft's intentions to release a number of 1st party games – namely
Hi-Fi Rush and
Sea of Thieves – on rival platforms. According to our sources, who have asked to remain anonymous because they were not authorised to talk about company plans, that list of games also includes Bethesda Game Studio's
Starfield.
Starfield released back in August of 2023 to
fairly positive reception (despite the narrative that now exists online), and was the biggest Bethesda game launch of all time,
surpassing 6 million players within a week of release.
Now it looks as though Microsoft are planning on bringing Betheda's newest RPG universe to an entirely new platform – PlayStation 5.
According to sources, we understand that currently Microsoft are planning a launch for Starfield on PlayStation 5 post the release of the already announced "Shattered Space" expansion for Xbox and PC, which is on target to arrive at some point later this year. We've also been informed that Microsoft have made
additional investment into PlayStation 5 dev kits to support ongoing development efforts – adding further fuel to the fire.
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