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Starfield file size revealed – you’re going to need a lot of space

Posted on August 20, 2023August 27, 2023 By bot

Starfield’s file size has now been confirmed, and you may want to free up a good chunk of space in preparation for its launch on September 6.That’s because Starfield is going to take up a sizeable 100.19GB on Xbox Series X S. And that’s just the Standard Edition. Premium Edition owners should expect its install size to jump up to 117.07GB. PC and Steam users have it worse still, with Bethesda’s spacefaring RPG taking up an eye-watering 139.84GB (thanks,
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