I’m expecting the internet to be very normal today, I say with the largest dose of sarcasm possible. It’s not going to happen is it?Starfield’s review embargo drops later today and that can only mean one thing: discourse incoming.StarfieldmarksBethesda’s first new IP in 25 years, so you can understand why there’s so much hype and intrigue surrounding it. It’s also set to be an absolute whopper of a game, featuringover 1,000 planetsspread across 100 star systems. Let’s not forget that New Atlantis is also thelargest city that Bethesda has ever created. What I’m not a fan of though is how the release ofStarfieldseems to have incited a new era of the so-called ‘console wars’. I thought we’d all agreed that every console platform is great? If you are someone who’s hyped forStarfield(and there’s plenty of us), early access opens up very soon. In fact, some of you can dive in today.Take a look atStarfieldin action below.For those of you who have pre-ordered the standard edition ofStarfield(or if you’re planning on diving into the standard edition on Xbox Game Pass), the game will be released on 6 September. If you opted for the Premium or Constellation editions, you’ll benefit from five days early access. It doesn’t take a genius to work out that five days prior to 6 September is 1 September - and it’s true that in most territories, early access kicks off tomorrow. Not if you’re based in the US though. You can dive in today.AdvertBethesda has now confirmed the early access release times. Times for key territories are as follows:West Coast USA - August 31 at 5pm PDTCentral USA - August 31 at 7pm CDTEast Coast USA - August 31 at 8pm EDTUK - September 1 at 1am BSTEurope - September 1 at 2am CESTAustralia - September 1 at 10am AESTNew Zealand - September 1 at 12pm NZSTLocated in a territory not on that list? Worry not, my friends. You can view the full line-up of global release times in the image below.BethesdaAdvertThe wait is almost over which means it’s time for our journey to the stars to begin.Featured Image Credit: BethesdaTopics:Starfield,Bethesda,Xbox,PC
I’m expecting the internet to be very normal today, I say with the largest dose of sarcasm possible. It’s not going to happen is it?Starfield’s review embargo drops later today and that can only mean one thing: discourse incoming.StarfieldmarksBethesda’s first new IP in 25 years, so you can understand why there’s so much hype and intrigue surrounding it. It’s also set to be an absolute whopper of a game, featuringover 1,000 planetsspread across 100 star systems. Let’s not forget that New Atlantis is also thelargest city that Bethesda has ever created. What I’m not a fan of though is how the release ofStarfieldseems to have incited a new era of the so-called ‘console wars’. I thought we’d all agreed that every console platform is great? If you are someone who’s hyped forStarfield(and there’s plenty of us), early access opens up very soon. In fact, some of you can dive in today.Take a look atStarfieldin action below.For those of you who have pre-ordered the standard edition ofStarfield(or if you’re planning on diving into the standard edition on Xbox Game Pass), the game will be released on 6 September. If you opted for the Premium or Constellation editions, you’ll benefit from five days early access. It doesn’t take a genius to work out that five days prior to 6 September is 1 September - and it’s true that in most territories, early access kicks off tomorrow. Not if you’re based in the US though. You can dive in today.AdvertBethesda has now confirmed the early access release times. Times for key territories are as follows:West Coast USA - August 31 at 5pm PDTCentral USA - August 31 at 7pm CDTEast Coast USA - August 31 at 8pm EDTUK - September 1 at 1am BSTEurope - September 1 at 2am CESTAustralia - September 1 at 10am AESTNew Zealand - September 1 at 12pm NZSTLocated in a territory not on that list? Worry not, my friends. You can view the full line-up of global release times in the image below.BethesdaAdvertThe wait is almost over which means it’s time for our journey to the stars to begin.Featured Image Credit: BethesdaTopics:Starfield,Bethesda,Xbox,PC
I’m expecting the internet to be very normal today, I say with the largest dose of sarcasm possible. It’s not going to happen is it?Starfield’s review embargo drops later today and that can only mean one thing: discourse incoming.StarfieldmarksBethesda’s first new IP in 25 years, so you can understand why there’s so much hype and intrigue surrounding it. It’s also set to be an absolute whopper of a game, featuringover 1,000 planetsspread across 100 star systems. Let’s not forget that New Atlantis is also thelargest city that Bethesda has ever created. What I’m not a fan of though is how the release ofStarfieldseems to have incited a new era of the so-called ‘console wars’. I thought we’d all agreed that every console platform is great? If you are someone who’s hyped forStarfield(and there’s plenty of us), early access opens up very soon. In fact, some of you can dive in today.Take a look atStarfieldin action below.For those of you who have pre-ordered the standard edition ofStarfield(or if you’re planning on diving into the standard edition on Xbox Game Pass), the game will be released on 6 September. If you opted for the Premium or Constellation editions, you’ll benefit from five days early access. It doesn’t take a genius to work out that five days prior to 6 September is 1 September - and it’s true that in most territories, early access kicks off tomorrow. Not if you’re based in the US though. You can dive in today.AdvertBethesda has now confirmed the early access release times. Times for key territories are as follows:West Coast USA - August 31 at 5pm PDTCentral USA - August 31 at 7pm CDTEast Coast USA - August 31 at 8pm EDTUK - September 1 at 1am BSTEurope - September 1 at 2am CESTAustralia - September 1 at 10am AESTNew Zealand - September 1 at 12pm NZSTLocated in a territory not on that list? Worry not, my friends. You can view the full line-up of global release times in the image below.BethesdaAdvertThe wait is almost over which means it’s time for our journey to the stars to begin.
I’m expecting the internet to be very normal today, I say with the largest dose of sarcasm possible. It’s not going to happen is it?Starfield’s review embargo drops later today and that can only mean one thing: discourse incoming.
StarfieldmarksBethesda’s first new IP in 25 years, so you can understand why there’s so much hype and intrigue surrounding it. It’s also set to be an absolute whopper of a game, featuringover 1,000 planetsspread across 100 star systems. Let’s not forget that New Atlantis is also thelargest city that Bethesda has ever created. What I’m not a fan of though is how the release ofStarfieldseems to have incited a new era of the so-called ‘console wars’. I thought we’d all agreed that every console platform is great? If you are someone who’s hyped forStarfield(and there’s plenty of us), early access opens up very soon. In fact, some of you can dive in today.
Take a look atStarfieldin action below.
For those of you who have pre-ordered the standard edition ofStarfield(or if you’re planning on diving into the standard edition on Xbox Game Pass), the game will be released on 6 September. If you opted for the Premium or Constellation editions, you’ll benefit from five days early access. It doesn’t take a genius to work out that five days prior to 6 September is 1 September - and it’s true that in most territories, early access kicks off tomorrow. Not if you’re based in the US though. You can dive in today.
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Bethesda has now confirmed the early access release times. Times for key territories are as follows:
Located in a territory not on that list? Worry not, my friends. You can view the full line-up of global release times in the image below.
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The wait is almost over which means it’s time for our journey to the stars to begin.
Topics:Starfield,Bethesda,Xbox,PC
