PlayStation logo pops up in Starfield creation in production, triggering speculation on PS5 release

guess Starfield After fans discover the PlayStation logo on Bethesda's official creation website, it will soon be confirmed on the PlayStation 5 on the weekend.

The logo is attached to the creation of a ship decal for Starfield's production, and despite the removal of the creation, fans speculate that Bethesda's So-Far PC and Xbox-only sci-fi-only game will soon be set up for the PS5.

The idea inevitably turns to whether Bethesda plans to make a major content update, and perhaps even a new extension, to align with Starfield's seemingly inevitable release on PS5. After the initiation of the poor reception, there has been little to shout in recent months, in recent months Broken space expansion. Bethesda's parent company Microsoft is expected to hold another summer show this year, as in recent years, an event that could be the right time and place to learn everything from Starfield.

Bethesda itself said Starfield planned “exciting things” this year as players became increasingly dissatisfied with the lack of communication and updates. June 2024, Bethesda insists it remains committed to supporting Starfieldand confirm that at least other stories will be released after the broken space. In an interview YouTube channel mrmattyplaysTodd Howard of Bethesda Game Studios said the developer’s goal is to release the annual story extension to “hope for a long time.”

Starfield became Bethesda's first brand new intellectual property in many years in September 2023, the first mainline single player game since Microsoft acquired parent company Zenimax Media in March 2021. IGN Starfield Comments Returned 7/10. We said: “Starfield has a lot of power against it, but in the end, its extensive role-playing mission and considerable combat make its gravity hard to resist.”

January Microsoft's game boss Phil Spencer refuses to rule out Starfield's PS5. Starfield and Machinegames' Indiana Jones and The Great Circle were reportedly considered for the March 2024 PS5. Indy finally confirmed the PS5 through the 2025 spring release window, a few months after it was released on the PC and Xbox series X and S, but Starfield hasn't confirmed the PS5 yet, although Spencer's comments certainly suggest it's on the card.

There are many Xbox games on the PS5 right now, including Rare's of Thieves, Tango Gameworks' Hi-Fi Rush, and Obsidian's roots and boringness. Microsoft has released Minecraft games on PlayStation consoles, along with many other platforms, and will release Doom later this year: Doom Ages and Ninja Gaiden 4 on PS5. The Forza Horizon 5 of the playground has also been confirmed to be on the PS5 soon. There are even reports After decades of Xbox exclusivity, Microsoft is finally ready to release Halo on PlayStation.

Spencer has said that Xbox’s multi-platform drive is partly to bring more money to Microsoft’s gaming business—putting pressure after the tempting $69 billion acquisition of Call of Duty maker Activision Blizzard.

“We run a business” Spencer said last August. “It is absolutely right inside Microsoft for us to have to give back to the delivery of the company. Because we get the level of support from the company, it’s amazing what we can do.

“So, I look at this, how do we make our games as strong as possible? Our platform continues to grow on consoles, PCs and cloud. It will be a strategy that will work for us.”

It's a busy time for the 450-player Bethesda Game Studio, which currently operates five teams: Starfield; Elder Scrolls 6; Fallout 76; Mobile; and External Development Partnership.

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