A few months ago, rumors of a Starfield Limited Edition Xbox controller started circulating online, alongside a picture showcasing the great-looking controller. While this controller has yet to be confirmed officially, it seems like an announcement won't be too far off in the future.
Today, billbil-kun, who proved to be extremely reliable when it comes to leaks, revealed that the Starfield Limited Edition controller and wireless headset, which are codenamed Ogden and Orren, will be officially revealed during the Xbox Showcase next month. The two official accessories, which will apparently be priced at €74,99 and €124,99, respectively, may also release before the game launches this September. Unfortunately, billbil-kun cannot confirm the controller will have the same design as seen in the image that was shared online a few months ago.
Starfield is setting out to be one of the most anticipated games releasing this year. Following multiple delays, the next big role-playing game by Bethesda will finally release on September 6th on PC, Xbox Series X, and Xbox Series S. While a lot of new information will be shared in a dedicated showcase airing right after the general showcase on June 11th, more information already emerged online thanks to the game's ESRB rating summary, which confirmed, among other things, that the game will feature sex in some capacity.
Starfield launches on September 6th on PC, Xbox Series X, and Xbox Series S worldwide.
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