This Starfield fan's Xbox Series X concept is truly out of this world

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Your typical Xbox Series X becomes a beat-up spaceship in this lush fan concept

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As far as cool custom gear goes, this designer has outdone themselves by creating a Starfield Xbox Series X concept to encapsulate the feel of the upcoming game.

With numerous Starfeild star systems and Starfield companions to aid you on your intergalactic journey, Starfield has long been shaping up to be one of the best new games 2023. It promises an expansive sci-fi adventure experience – and now we dream of playing it on POPeArt's iteration of a custom Starfield Xbox Series X.

Twitter user @IdleSloth64_ shared the concept art on Twitter, and it looks just like a discarded part of a spaceship. The white console, with its grey pock-marked finish and deeper lacerations, looks like a piece of machinery that has been through its fair share of interplanetary scrapes before crashing back down to Earth. 

As well as the game's title smartly emblazoned on the front, the left side of the design features a large grey plate with a clean mechanical seam running around the console. It's reminiscent of the precise design elements you might in Starfield ship customisation, and these clean features are also found on the accompanying controller design.

It's simple, effective, and we wish we could have it. It wouldn't be cheap, since POPeArt's custom controllers currently go for roughly £129.99 / US$161.16 a pop, including this Simpsons-esque doughnut D-pad. As far as the Starfield concept goes, POPeArt has hinted in a tweet that big things are coming for the designer. We don't want to get your hopes up, but it might be a good idea to keep an eye out. 

Check out everything we know about smooching in the stars with our Starfield romance and relationships guide. 

Jasmine Gould-Wilson
Jasmine Gould-Wilson
Senior Staff Writer, GamesRadar+

Jasmine is a Senior Staff Writer at GamesRadar+. Raised in Hong Kong and having graduated with an English Literature degree from Queen Mary, University of London, she began her journalism career as a freelancer with TheGamer and TechRadar Gaming before joining GR+ full-time in 2023. She now focuses predominantly on features content for GamesRadar+, attending game previews, and key international conferences such as Gamescom and Digital Dragons in between regular interviews, opinion pieces, and the occasional stint with the news or guides teams. In her spare time, you'll likely find Jasmine challenging her friends to a Resident Evil 2 speedrun, purchasing another book she's unlikely to read, or complaining about the weather.