Up for pointing your peepers at just a little bit more of No Man's Sky before its release next month? Of course you are! The game's latest trailer gives us a look at flight and combat, so expect lots of pew-pewing.
We're now at the stage where Hello Games' hugely anticipated title is almost within our grasp, and we have to admit that the hype levels here at Push Square are really starting to bubble. Our jaded editors are probably nowhere near as excited as ever-enthusiastic reviewer Stephen Tailby, though - we're going to have to start cushioning the office for when he begins bouncing off the walls.
Are you still hyped for No Man's Sky? Hop into your ship and jet off to the comments section below.
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Looks good. Of course your reviewer will be putting aside all hype when writing?
Woohoo
Does this website know something about the patent problems?
https://tweakers.net/nieuws/113761/nederlands-patent-vormt-mogelijk-obstakel-voor-no-mans-sky.html
Sorry, it is Dutch but try Google Translate
It is about the formula what is be used for creating the planets. It is possibly patented.
@Kohaku
Unless the precise algorithim has been stolen, or used without permission, surely this is a non starter for a law suit? Not sure you can just trademark "procedural generation to do big shapes" surely?
@kyleforrester87 Of course!
@RPE83
It seems to be a certain way to create the planets what is patented by a Dutch company. Hello Games allready said some months ago that they used that specific way of creating planets.
I can't wait to stamp my mark on the galaxy. Just under three weeks....
I wonder how long reviewers should wait before releasing their review, I get the need to launch as soon as the embargo ends but with this type of game it may need quite a while of game time before conclusive impressions are reached.
@Neolit I tried not watching the new trailers, but I can't help it!
Hopefully when people review the game they treat it as an indie game and not an AAA game
Might have to pre-order this. Not sure where from though. Seems to be the most expensive game ever.
@LieutenantFatman Normal 60 bucks brand new, or you could swing for the 79.99 limited edition, probably one of the best limited editions I have ever seen considering the price and how much you get with it.
@SKC_Diamond I fear the developer and publisher have only themselves to blame for the high expectations of this game.
Just like numerous games, films and even albums before it, the finished product is going to be tainted and we'll be disappointed even if it is a 10/10
@SKC_Diamond I think we should review it on price, not if it's indie or not. Is this game worth the $60 pricetag? That's the question the reviewer has to answer.
I love the glimpses of weirder creatures and places in these new trailers. I think the planets towards the very centre are going to play host to some utterly bizarre sights and sounds
As to the combat, it doesn't look that great, but then, I don't think I'll be shooting all that much anyway. Will have to see how it feels to fire the weapons before I judge, but this trailer doesn't make the combat look that exciting (space battles look cool though).
Oh, and thanks for the mention! Me? Excited for No Man's Sky? Wherever did you hear that?!
I'm not sure about the Limited Edition, but I already ordered a dictionary of imaginary literary places; it will be great to name the universe with references to mithology, medieval and modern literature. Can't wait to have my personal solar systems dedicated to J.R.R. Tolkien, P.K. Dick, H.P. Lovecraft and I. Asimov ...
@andreoni79 That's a cool idea
@Quintumply Here there's a nice list of imaginary planets: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planets_in_science_fiction
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