No Man's Sky Release Date Moved Next Year; Delay Due to Technical Matters?
By Staff Writer
Nov 10, 2015 06:55 AM EST
Nov 10, 2015 06:55 AM EST
No Man's Sky has ultimately become an awaited title since it was announced. Though not entirely as popular as the other titles that are being compared to it and stand alongside it, No Man's Sky does not deserve any less hype than what is meant for it, and Hello Games believes in the potential of it flourishing in the future, at least before it reaches its release.
According to Youth Health Mag, No Man's Sky is a space adventure title that was originally bound to be released last October 27th, 2015, however, Hello Games claims that recent technical anomalies caused the title to be further moved until middle of next year. The absence of the game was very notable back in the E3 demo, wherein fans became worried of the game's completion for the time being, especially for the console version.
It was also reported by Gospel Herald that No Man's Sky was recently compared to another space adventure title, namely Mass Effect 4: Andromeda, which though completely different in almost every way, still carries the essence of a space exploration game. Recent trailers have only revealed very little about the title-some of which would be the orientation of the story which many are already aware of.
Delivered by Hardcore Gamer, No Man's Sky is currently priced at a handsome $59.99, which to some fans may be questionable. Given that the title is highly anticipated, fans are somewhat saying that the price suits it, though others attest that it may be too much for one that hasn't stood up against the classically recognized games of the generation. Regardless of the fan feedback, the rate is still as declared and Hello Games insists on offering the same great quality as promised.
No Man's Sky is slated to hit the stores by June of next year. Keep posted for more updates on Hello Games' much-awaited title.
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