You'll face many threats in the expanses of space as you fly your ship through the sci-fi world of Bethesda's upcoming RPG.
New details have emerged on what players will encounter when they explore the expanses of space in Bethesda's upcoming RPG.
Learn more about the different planets you'll experience, the various weapon types and how you'll mod them to take on threats.
As part of the recent Starfield Direct, Bethesda Game Studios has shared a host of new details on the upcoming sci-fi RPG.
Bethesda's upcoming sci-fi action RPG launches on September 6th for Xbox Series X/S and PC and is also coming to Game Pass on day one.
Leaker billbil-kun says both accessories will be available after the Xbox Games Showcase, with an anonymous source revealing UK prices.
The controller will reportedly cost €74.99/$79.99, while the headset retails for €124.99/$124.99. An announcement is expected on June 11th.
Xbox Games Marketing VP Aaron Greenberg tweeted, "It does feel like right now, if I sneeze, someone will say, 'X game confirmed!'"
One look at the Nintendo Switch is all you need to understand this, really.
Rumored for the Xbox Games Showcase, the Limited Edition Controller will reportedly retail for $79.99 while the Headset costs $124.99.
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Combat is "fast-paced," with futuristic firearms, lasers, axes and explosives. Players can also work in an "illicit drug lab."
Bethesda Game Studios' open world sci-fi RPG is due out this September for Xbox Series X/S and PC.
Xbox boss Phil Spencer assures fans that the company will clearly communicate the RPG's console performance target ahead of release, unlike what happened with Redfall.
"We're not in the business of out-consoling Sony or out-consoling Nintendo. There isn't a great solution or win for us," says Phil Spencer.
Xbox boss says the company "didn’t do a good job early on in engaging Arkane Austin" and "left them to work" on Redfall.
Xbox Games Showcase Extended also returns on June 13th at 10 AM PT. It will have interviews and game updates from Xbox's partners.
Bethesda and Microsoft apparently won't be selling upcoming space-faring open world RPG Starfield in Russia.
Bethesda Game Studios could be looking at multiplayer for its upcoming sci-fi RPG, or even The Elder Scrolls 6, in the long term.
Sony argues that this fact makes Microsoft's promises to keep Call of Duty multiplatform irrelevant.
