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Starfield’s development was streamlined thanks to ignoring PS5

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

Pete Hines, VP for marketing at Bethesda, spoke about Xbox exclusivity and what it’s like to develop for fewer platforms. Starfield is set to release later this year, September 6, after what feels like an extra long development cycle, but it turns out that fans could’ve had to wait even longer if the circumstances were different. During the current trial between Microsoft/ Activision and the Federal Trade Commission, Hines was asked about developing Xbox exclusives like Redfall and Starfield. “We would
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