Starfield will get a 'standalone show,' separate from January Xbox Developer Direct
With the January Xbox Developer Direct confirmed, Bethesda stepped in to say that Starfield will get its own, separate showcase at a later date.
With Starfield finally set to supposedly launch in 2023, fans have been chomping at the bit to find out anything new about the game. An Xbox Developer Direct teased (and now confirmed) for the end of January seemed to be the place to learn more. Not quite so, said Bethesda. It turns out that Bethesda wants to give Starfield its own standalone direct. The game will get a solo showcase at a later date that will give us a deep dive into what to expect ahead of its launch.
Bethesda shared the tidbit about Starfield as it repped the upcoming Xbox Developer_Direct showcase coming at the end of January. Where Bethesda will have plenty of presence during the show, giving players a new look at titles like Redfall and updates for The Elder Scrolls Online, it also took the opportunity to curtail expectations about seeing Starfield during the January 25 showcase.
“To dedicate the proper amount of time for a deep dive into Starfield, a standalone show is in the works,” Bethesda wrote on its official Twitter.
Starfield has looked incredibly ambitious as Bethesda has peeled back the layers on it and revealed features, narrative, and universe lore bit by bit. We’ve gotten peeks of the vast array of planets we’ll explore, teases of factions we can join (good and sketchy), and we even got some idea of how combat and shipbuilding will work. However, it’s been a while since we had a really good look at any form of actual gameplay in Starfield. The game is set to launch sometime in the first half of 2023, but we’re not sure when beyond that vague window yet, so we could also see a concrete release date when the standalone showcase happens.
Whatever the case, it seems fans should temper their expectations for Starfield when it comes to the Xbox Developer Direct at the end of January. Stay tuned as we prepare to cover the upcoming showcase, as well as await updates from Bethesda on a standalone showcase for Starfield in the future.
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TJ Denzer posted a new article, Starfield won't be in Xbox Developer Direct, 'standalone show' planned
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I think the heavily invested fans will make due like they did with Fallout 76.
The big Star Wars open world game from Massive is going to quickly put a dent in the fan base anyways: https://www.massive.se/project/the-star-wars-project/
https://www.thegamer.com/ubisoft-massive-star-wars-game-seamless-universe-no-mans-sky/
Where the real hullabaloo could happen is if a studio that doesn’t release to GamePass drops a neutron bomb AAA+ mega reveal with a short release window around the time Starfield has to go real with the public. This is honestly quite likely, coming from Deviation Games, which has an unrevealed massive open world game and another PvP/PvE that’s sci-fi that’s been barely announced but not fully revealed, both in the works for years. It’s also very possible coming from a studio owned or partnered with Sony, Haven, Sucker Punch, a few other low profile Sony studios or even Bungie. That would be the TRUE shitstorm, lol. We’ll have to get brain protectors again the toxic spew that would geyser forth from that!! 😂😂-
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This was all a reply to http://www.shacknews.com/chatty?id=41701010
I personally don’t “fear the worst”, but if Microsoft decides to rush anything, other games will be what gives it a hard time. Loyal fans will be fine.
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