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Starfield PS5 Launch Marred by Crashes, Bethesda Promises Fixes

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Starfield has launched on PlayStation 5 to a wave of player complaints regarding severe crashing and instability issues. Bethesda has acknowledged the problems, stating a hotfix is imminent and has already released a preliminary patch for PS5 Pro. Despite these technical woes, the game has seen an estimated 140,000 sales in its debut week, though this figure is below expectations.

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The Sixth Axis

Yup, Starfield is coming to PS5 in April

Bethesda announced that Starfield will be released for PlayStation 5 on April 7th, coinciding with the Free Lanes update. The game will be priced at $49.99 for the base edition and $69.99 for the Premium Edition, which includes the Shattered Space and Terran Armada expansions. The PlayStation 5 version will feature DualSense integration and a Pro Performance Mode for PlayStation 5 Pro users.

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Starfield Launches For PlayStation 5 On April 7 | Console Creatures

Bethesda has announced that Starfield will be released on PlayStation 5 on April 7, coinciding with the Free Lanes and Terran Armada updates. The game will leverage the PlayStation 5's hardware features, with a Pro Performance Mode and Pro Visual Mode available for PlayStation 5 Pro owners. The article also includes a brief excerpt from a previous review praising Starfield's companions and narrative.

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Playstation US

Starfield is coming to PlayStation 5 on April 7

Starfield will be released on PlayStation 5 on April 7, coinciding with its largest free update, Free Lanes, and the new Terran Armada story DLC, which will be available on all platforms. The PlayStation 5 version will feature enhanced DualSense controller integration and visual upgrades for the PlayStation 5 Pro.

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Tech Radar

Shoutout to Xbox owners for beta testing Starfield ahead of its PS5 launch next month

Starfield is set to launch on PlayStation 5 on April 7, 2026, coinciding with the release of the paid Terran Armada expansion and the free Free Lanes DLC. The game's standard edition price will be reduced by $20 across all platforms. The PlayStation 5 version will feature exclusive DualSense controller integration and two graphics modes for PS5 Pro owners.

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Eurogamer

Starfield finally lands PS5 release date, along with new story DLC and Free Lanes update which - among other things - adds a Milliewhale pet

Starfield is launching on PlayStation 5 on April 7, with a new story DLC called Terran Armada and a free content update named Free Lanes. The PlayStation 5 version will feature DualSense controller support and Pro modes for PS5 Pro owners. The Free Lanes update adds new features like a Milliewhale pet, land vehicles, and cross-outpost storage.

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Push Square

Starfield Finally Lands on PS5 in April with New DLC and Huge Updates

Bethesda has announced that the RPG Starfield will be released on PlayStation 5 on April 7, 2026, alongside its first expansion, Shattered Space, a new DLC called Terran Armada, and a free update named Free Lanes. This release marks the most comprehensive version of Starfield to date, including enhancements for the PS5 and PS5 Pro. The base game will cost $50, with a Premium Edition including both expansions priced at $70.

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CGmag Online

Starfield Is Coming to PlayStation 5 With New DLC This April

Starfield is launching on PlayStation 5 on April 7, coinciding with the release of the Terran Armada story DLC and the Free Lanes update across all platforms. The PlayStation 5 version will feature DualSense controller integration and Pro modes for enhanced performance and visuals. The base game will be available for $49.99, with the new DLC introducing a robotic threat and improved exploration mechanics.

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Gamespot

Starfield Hits PS5 On April 7, Extensive New DLC Coming To All Platforms

Starfield is launching on PlayStation 5 on April 7, coinciding with a major update for all platforms that includes new quests, features, and the 'Terran Armada' DLC. Bethesda also announced a price reduction for the base edition to $40 and confirmed future plans for the game, though The Elder Scrolls 6 and Fallout 5 are still far off.

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The Sixth Axis

Starfield PS5 version listed on two European websites

Physical pre-orders for a PlayStation 5 version of Starfield have appeared on European retail websites, suggesting a potential port despite previous statements from Microsoft. This follows leaks indicating a release date of April 7th and a full reveal on March 17th. Composer Inon Zur expressed confidence that Starfield will eventually become a legendary franchise.

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Starfield's PS5 Release Seems Practically Inevitable at This Point

Rumors suggest that Starfield may be released on PlayStation 5 around April 7th, with an official announcement potentially coming next week. This follows Microsoft's acquisition of Bethesda and a shift away from exclusive titles. The PS5 version is expected to coincide with a major game update and a second expansion.

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Tech Radar

Bethesda’s Xbox-exclusive Starfield may have finally received a PS5 launch date according to a reliable industry…

A leaker claims that Bethesda's space role-playing game Starfield, currently exclusive to Xbox and PC, may launch on PlayStation 5 on April 7, 2026. The report suggests Standard and Premium Editions will be available, with pre-orders potentially opening in mid-March. This follows rumors of Microsoft's increasing multiplatform strategy.

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Metro UK

Starfield PS5 release date and price leaks and it's cheaper than you'd expect

A reliable leaker suggests that Starfield will be released on PlayStation 5 on April 7, 2026, with a standard edition priced at £44.99 and a premium edition at £59.99. This pricing is notably lower than its original launch price on Xbox Series X/S and other recent Xbox titles ported to PlayStation. Bethesda's Todd Howard also commented on upcoming updates and the Shattered Space DLC, clarifying it's not a 'Starfield 2.0'.

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