Do you want to know how to play Starfield on Xbox One? Starfield was released on the 6th of September, and it’s already garnered millions of players. The game has hundreds of planets and even more star systems to explore. You can enjoy the game through Xbox One as well. This guide will tell you how to play Starfield on Xbox One.
Playing Starfield on Xbox One
To play Starfield on Xbox One, subscribe to Game Pass Ultimate and stream the game with Xbox Cloud Gaming. That will be included in your subscription. But you can’t stream it if you don’t have the latest update on your console.
After subscribing to Game Pass Ultimate, you can play any game you want, not just Starfield. Click on any game that has Xbox Cloud Gaming Support and click the button that says “Play.” This way, you don’t have to download and can play online.
This problem arose after the game was announced that it would be available for the latest versions of Xbox—notably the Xbox X and Xbox S. So fans thought that they wouldn’t be able to play on Xbox One since it’s part of the last generation of Xbox.
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Playing Starfield on Devices Other Than Xbox One
You can play Starfield on other devices, such as tablets or phones. This is only possible because of Xbox Cloud Gaming. So, you don’t have to have the best hardware in the world to play the game. All you need is Game Pass Ultimate.
When you stream, all the processing in the site and the game is streamed to the device screen. The game might be too big even for Xbox One. The game is more than 100 GB. To be precise, it’s 126 GB. On the PC, it’s even more. It’s about 140 GB. It’s pretty fair that the game is that big, given that there are hundreds of planets and star systems. All of those planets have been detailed to a great extent.
After you purchase the Xbox Game Pass Ultimate for $17 monthly, you can stream it on any device. This game isn’t available on Xbox One because this console is old now. Microsoft wants to move away from this console and promote its new ones. Just make sure you have a strong and consistent internet connection.
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