YouTube’s ‘DHavenShadow’ has shared a new video, showcasing over 30 minutes of leaked gameplay footage from Starfield. This video packs off-camera footage, meaning that you won’t be able to fully appreciate the game’s graphics.
We should also note that this gameplay footage is from the Xbox Series X version. We still haven’t seen any leaked gameplay footage from the PC version, though according to rumors it appears to be running well (again, these are rumors so take them with a grain of salt).
Starfield will release on September 6th. This is one of the most anticipated PC games of 2023, so it will be interesting to see how the game performs on the PC platform. Bethesda claimed that AMD has worked with its team so that the game can utilize multiple CPU cores on PC. And, since the Starfield won’t support any Ray Tracing effects, it might actually run well on PC. Or at least that’s what we hope to see.
It’s also worth noting that Starfield will only support 60fps on PC. The console versions (both Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S) will be locked at 30fps. Furthermore, Bethesda has stated that the game will be friendly to modders.
Lastly, you can find here the game’s official PC system requirements. Bethesda recommends using an SSD, and the game requires around 135GB of free hard-disk space.
For those wondering, Bethesda has not provided us with a review code. However, we’ve already purchased the Digital Premium Edition which will let us play the game five days prior to its official release date. As such, we’ll most likely have a day-1 PC Performance Analysis for this title.
We expect Bethesda to take this video down shortly. Thus, we strongly suggest watching it while you still can. We’ll also make sure to link to a mirror once – and if – the video gets hit by a DMCA.
Stay tuned for more!
UPDATE:
Bethesda has taken down the YouTube link. However, you can find mirrors here and here.
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