Recently, latest news about No Man's Sky release were out online as Hello Games boss revealed game details, breaking his months of silence about the gameplay. He mentioned that one of the planets will be named by the daughter of the late comedian Robin Williams.
Zelda Williams, daughter of the legendary comedian Robin Williams and a certified gamer herself, was acknowledged by the game developer through naming the planet through her suggestion. This was relative to the news that they will be naming each planet present in the gameplay, which is said to an ambitious interest for the game.
Furthermore, Williams was already been the root behind the title character from The Legend of Zelda, and her involvement to the upcoming sci-fi procedurally generated gameplay was also noticed once again, as will be naming her planet, "Bob" taken from the Fox 2000 animated film, "Titan A.E." that is very much similar to the visual appearance of the upcoming gameplay, as she said,
"@NoMansSky Oh, I'm so down. You're definitely the only way I'm ever going to get to discover and name a planet! I think I'll name it Bob."
This was observed through her short conversation with the creator Sean Murray through their respective Twitter accounts, where she posted, "Great. Now I want to explore fictional planets full of flying lionfish snake and bioluminescent Capybaras. Thanks @NoMansSky!"
Murray then replied, "You are welcome. Will let you play anytime :)"
With her post about naming Bob, he responded, "@zeldawilliams that name is taken. Do you want 'Bob23', 'B_o_b_123', 'sk8boyBOB1992' or 'Earth'?"
Plus, one thing to look at for the release details will be the majority of the composition of the gamers that will constitute during its launching. As cited from some reports, since the game will also target the sci-fi fanatics, who compose the majority of the PS4 exclusive No Man's Sky, basically, they will be the expected audience and at the same time the majority of the gamers to enjoy the 18 quintillion worlds in terms of the gamers' composition.
For the meantime, while waiting for the exact date of release this year, what the fans could do is to take note and look for updates of the game from the game developer themselves, since they're quite rare when they share details about the game.
Slated to release in PS4 in this summer of 2015, too, with its PC platform to follow sometime after, No Man's Sky definitely launches with cool features.
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