Microsoft’s
transition
to
the
world’s
biggest
multiplatform
games
publisher
is
in
full
effect,
and
yet
one
of
the
longest
rumoured
exclusives
to
make
the
jump
still
has
not
appeared:

Starfield.

But
according
to
the
fairly
reliable
NateTheHate,
who
has
a
good
track
record
discussing
Xbox-to-PlayStation
ports,
Bethesda’s
sci-fi
RPG
is
still
on
track
to
come
to
PS5
this
year.
It’ll
join
the
likes
of

Indiana
Jones
&
The
Great
Circle,

Forza
Horizon
5,
and
upcoming
titles
like

Gears
of
War
Reloaded
and

The
Outer
Worlds
2.
Just
the
other
day,

Senua’s
Saga:
Hellblade
2
was
also
announced
for
PS5,
a
game
that
NateTheHate
had
previously
said
would
come
to
PlayStation.

Starfield
is
coming
to
PS5
&
intent
should
be
announced
this
year.
It’s
just
a
matter
of
when
will
the
announcement
happen.

—
NateTheHate2
(@NateTheHate2)

May
21,
2025

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Replaying
to
a
user
on
X
who
asked
if
Starfield
plans
had
changed,
NateTheHate
replied
by
saying:
“Starfield
is
coming
to
PS5
&
intent
should
be
announced
this
year.”

When
asked
if
the
game
would
also
launch
this
year,
Mr.
Hate
replied
by
saying
“I
would
expect
the
gap
between
announcement
and
release
to
be
minimal.”

Considering
he’s
saying
an
announcement
is
planned
for
this
year,
the
implication
is
that
it
should
also
launch
this
year
too,
unless,
of
course,
Microsoft
decides
to
announce
it
on
like
December
31st
at
11:59pm
just
to
fuck
with
NateTheHate.

While
Starfield
has
been
a
fairly
divisive
game,
Bethesda
has
continued
to
support
it
with
updates,
and
there’s
supposed
to
be
more
DLC
coming,
too.
Plus,
at
this
point
it
would
be
weirder
if
Starfield

didn’t
come
to
PlayStation.