One of the developers of Forza Horizon to Playground Games, communicated that Microsoft products does not intend to cancel the PlayStation 5 versions of the upcoming Bethesda games. We speak in particular of the titles revealed to the public before the manufacturer Xbox acquired ZeniMax Media.
Basically, several titles such as Ghostwire: Tokyo e Deathloop, which were officially announced to the public well before Microsoft's acquisition of ZeniMax Media, will be completed and released for the platforms on which they were previously announced. Although this information has already been released some time ago, it was preferred to further reassure the community on the matter. For this reason Herve Gengler, developer of Playground Games, specified that these titles, currently still in production, will also arrive on Sony's new PlayStation 5 console.
Regarding the question, here are the parole by Herve Gengler in an interview by SebSSol Live:
For example, studios that were already in their development cycle will not suddenly stop work on the Playstation version, as Microsoft continually communicates. So if the game you've been waiting for is cross-platform, they won't say it's now an Xbox exclusive. Microsoft has a long-term strategy and he does not expressly want to take the game away from his community because he bought the studio.
Words once again certainly reassuring for fans waiting for these titles. From another point of view, however, according to what has been said, it would seem highly unlikely that the next titles of the franchise The Elder Scrolls e Fallout will be able to come out on PlayStation 5. The same could be true for Starfield, Bethesda title announced during E3 2018. Perhaps we just have to wait for further press releases on this matter.
That said, we remind you that Ghostwire: Tokyo is scheduled to release in October 2021 and Deathloop will be released on May 21, again this year.
