No Man's Sky's Latest Trailer Is Reminiscent of Blade Runner
More zoomin' than human.
No Man's Sky is shaping up to be just as impressive as it was when it first made its debut, a curious little iniquity that set the bar for something amazing, as far as space games go.
The latest trailer shows off some more gorgeous footage from the upcoming game, and you can rest easy while watching it this time around since a launch window has been announced today during the PlayStation media event during Paris Games Week. That's right, it's one step up from vaporware! It's slated for release June 2016, and while that's still a ways to go, sure, you know you've got something to look forward to.
Until then, feast your eyes on what you might be considering GOTY material next year, complete with a voiceover from Rutger Hauer, whom you may remember from the sci-fi classic Blade Runner as the leader of the Nexus-6 replicants. If you don't, stop reading and go watch that movie ASAP, please.
No Man's Sky looks like it'll be a treat. Too bad we've got so long to wait for it still yet.
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replyBrittany Vincent posted a new article, No Man's Sky's Latest Trailer Is Reminiscent of Blade Runner
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I hope it's worth the wait. When a game is announced to great hype and then continually delayed, I get mighty nervous.
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I am kind of disappointed they added so much combat. I really wanted a space exploration game set on an astoundingly huge scale.
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What would you do in a space game with zero combat? Just trade? Mine a lot? Mix a lot?
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the only game I've seen do that right is freelancer. Each star system was completely open and there'd be hidden worm holes/ships/stations in them. Made exploring for hours on end worth it
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Yeah, it definitely feels like a game where you can pick one or more things you like doing, do those things, and ignore the rest.
I mean, you can't ignore that it's a massive game and exploration itself will definitely be part of it no matter your choice of focus, but it seems clear that there are many paths to making the money/resources necessary to upgrade and move further in towards the center of the galaxy.
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I've always kinda felt like MS has the more iconic mascot games, like Halo, Gears, Forza (yeah, a car can be a mascot, I guess?), Fable, etc., where Sony stands out more in the weird and outside-the-norm type games that often aren't as successful commercially, but attract people to the system. That, and all the Japanese stuff.
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To me when the XB1 was announced it was the platform of choice for TV watching, football loving, and FPS gamers. While I know this not to be the case it still seems to be how they are marketing it.
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