Those pesky NDAs
Starfieldis not exactly a complete mystery. Over the years, we’ve learned a lot about it. There’s pretty much been enough information about Bethesda’s anticipated sci-fi RPG to fill a1,000-page compendium. However, it turns out that the majority of the people working on the game are not allowed to actually reveal a lot of detail about it.
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A third tweet says that, no matter how much he’d like to, Pagliarulo is unable to share anything aboutStarfield‘s performance, the content itself, or “well, most things,” as per his NDA. There’s no mention of whether anyone else at Bethesda has signed non-disclosure agreements, but it’s more than likely they will have done in preparation forStarfield.
But it’s still not coming to PlayStation
One thing that has been clear throughout the game’s development is its exclusivity with Xbox. For those who don’t have a powerful enough PC, and/or have a PS5, there’s currently no chance in hell you’ll get to experienceStarfield, despite Microsoft saying it could easilyshift millions of units on the rival console.
In any case, it hasn’t stopped it from being the hype juggernaut that it currently is. No one can really blame Todd Howard for wanting the final say in what gets mentioned aboutStarfield, but it’s also understandable why those directly working on the game would be frustrated they can’t answer fan questions about it.
