Rumor: MICROSOFT Considers Releasing Starfield and Indiana Jones on PS5

Microsoft is reportedly considering a significant shift in its gaming strategy by releasing some of its first-party titles, including "Starfield" and "Indiana Jones and the Great Circle," on the PlayStation 5. According to sources, "Starfield" is expected to hit the PS5 later this year following its initial release alongside the "Shattered Space" DLC on Xbox and PC. "Indiana Jones and the Great Circle" might follow a similar path, with a release on Microsoft's platforms before a PS5 version is made available. This move, if true, marks a departure from Microsoft's recent trend of focusing on Xbox-exclusive titles.

According to various sources, there is a possibility that both "Starfield" and "Indiana Jones and the Great Circle" could release on PS5 sometime after their initial launch on Xbox and PC.

"Starfield" is an upcoming space-faring RPG from Bethesda Game Studios, known for producing the critically acclaimed "The Elder Scrolls" and "Fallout" series. With Bethesda now under the umbrella of Xbox Game Studios, fans have speculated about the exclusivity of Bethesda's games. "Starfield" promises to offer players vast open worlds to explore and a rich narrative, which is characteristic of Bethesda's single-player RPGs. "Indiana Jones and the Great Circle" has been more mysterious, with few details since its announcement. Created by MachineGames, which revitalized the "Wolfenstein" series, the game is anticipated to blend adventure and storytelling reminiscent of the iconic film series.