Todd Howard Believes Starfield Will Resonate Its Main Composition Like Red Dead Redemption 2

Starfield is busy gaining all the positive publicity it could; even getting the attention of a bunch of PlayStation fans. This game has been in the making for many years now, and it’s no surprise that the developers have put as much work into it as they have.

Bethesda puts a lot of detail into its games, and that shows in this case. The sci-fi adventure is directed by none other than Todd Howard. Now that this game is so close to release, it makes sense that Howard is so excited about its upcoming launch! And he spilled some beans about this game in a recent interview.

Todd Howard talks about Starfield’s Xbox performance and similarities with other games

Todd Howard is nothing short of a legend in gaming right now. He is the guy who simply walked into Bethesda’s offices once and has grown to be one of the best-known personalities. That’s why, when he works on a game and when he talks about it, people pay attention.

Recently, while talking to IGN, Todd Howard opened up about some of the much-discussed aspects of this game. The first of them was the 30 FPS lock on the Xbox console.

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As everyone might know, this game is going to run at 30 FPS on both Xbox series X and S with 4K and 1440P resolutions, respectively. He explained that people might not like this lock, but it was needed in order to maintain stability. He even mentioned that this game occasionally went way above 60 on both consoles, but they want a consistent experience for gamers. Hence, the 30 FPS lock is set for this game on consoles.

Secondly, he discussed the similarities with other sci-fi titles such as No Man’s Sky and Mass Effect. He mentioned that those games are sci-fi titles like Starfield. All these games offer players a different experience and mentioned that in his mind, Starfield is much like Red Dead Redemption 2.

According to Todd Howard, Starfield lets players fulfill that spaceman fantasy, just like Red Dead 2 lets them play out their wild west fantasy. It appears the eight years spent developing this game have been fruitful, and Todd Howard is plenty proud of this game too. Fans cannot wait to see what the end result of it all is.

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