Bethesda hasn't announced if its Xbox console-exclusive game Starfield will make the jump to PS5, but Microsoft gaming head Phil Spencer isn't ruling out the idea. Speaking on Save State Plus in a recent interview,

Bethesda’s space opera Starfield, famously cancelled on the PS5 after Microsoft’s multi-billion-dollar acquisition of the publisher, could still release on Sony’s console in the future. Speaking with reporter Destin Legarie, Xbox bigwig Phil Spencer was asked if the intergalactic RPG would be “staying put for the time being”.

Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer reflects on Starfield's Xbox console exclusivity, suggesting the game may reach more platforms in the future.

Xbox head Phil Spencer offers clarity on Microsoft's vision for Xbox. It's all about building a games library on all platforms - PlayStation included.

In an interview with IGN’s former Director of Video Content Strategy, Destin Legarie, for his new Patreon-funded show Save State Plus, Microsoft’s gaming boss Phil Spencer was asked directly whether he could confirm that Starfield was staying Xbox exclusive for the time being.

Launching Xbox games on PlayStation just makes business sense, Spencer explains.

It sounds like Starfield will no longer be an Xbox exclusive and could come to PS5, according to Phil Spencer.

Phil Spencer has reaffirmed that there is no limit to which Xbox first-party games will appear on other platforms.

In two interviews, Phil Spencer has made it clear that Microsoft is moving away from exclusive development and the corporation's games will increasingly find their way onto competing consoles as well.

It has been roughly a year and a half since Starfield was released for Xbox/PC and Phil Spencer denies that it will remain exclusive to those platforms.