No Man’s Sky Switch gameplay
Posted on 2 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in Switch, Videos | 0 comments
No Man’s Sky has arrived on Switch, and a good chunk of gameplay shows the title running on the system. A half hour of footage is now available.
Read more about No Man’s Sky in the following overview:
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No Man’s Sky launch trailer
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No Man’s Sky launches on Switch today, and Nintendo have dropped a short launch trailer to celebrate the occasion, giving players a brief glimpse of the gameplay running on the various Switch models.
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No Man’s Sky reveals Endurance update, confirmed for Switch
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Although Hello Games has been tinkering away on the new Switch version of No Man’s Sky, the studio has been continuing work on the main experience itself – and today unveiled a new Endurance update. Thankfully, we have confirmation that it will be included when the title arrives on Nintendo’s console later this year.
The Endurance update for No Man’s Sky contains a significant amount of content, but the main takeaway is that it includes “deeper and more varied freighter base building, including exterior platforms and catwalks; enhanced nebulae and deep space storms; fleets of organic frigates; and so much more”. You can find plenty of additional details and the full patch notes here.
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No Man’s Sky heading to Switch in October, physical version confirmed, new trailer
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No Man’s Sky has received a final release date on Switch, with Hello Games revealing that the port will be ready to go on October 7, 2022.
For those that haven’t been keeping up with the title, No Man’s Sky is a science fiction exploration experience that takes place in a procedurally generated universe. It has an almost infinite number of never-before-seen planets and star systems to explore, each one teeming with life to be discovered. The game features exploration, crafting, building, trading, and fighting.
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Hello Games on No Man’s Sky for Switch, been in the works for two years
Posted on 2 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Switch eShop | 0 comments
A number of new games were announced for Switch during yesterday’s Nintendo Direct, including No Man’s Sky. What you might be surprised to hear is that it’s been a big passion project for developer Hello Games.
In a blog post, Hello Games managing director Sean Murray mentioned that the studio has been tinkering away on the Switch port for a “couple of years”. There were points when the team wasn’t sure if it would be possible, “only to have someone stride in the next day with a unique technical solution.” Hello Games is also “taking the time to make this feel completely at home on the device, both on the big screen, but importantly as a portable version of No Man’s Sky.”
The relevant excerpts from the blog are below:
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No Man’s Sky coming to Switch
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No Man’s Sky is on the way to Switch, Hello Games has announced. It will launch on the console this summer.
Here’s an overview of the game:
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No Man’s Sky dev would be “interested to see what’s possible” regarding Switch
Posted on 5 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Switch | 0 comments
No Man’s Sky, a game about “exploration and survival in an infinite procedurally generated universe,” got off to a rocky start when it debuted in 2016. However, Hello Games has continued to update the game since then. With the many improvements and features, the negative reception has kind of turned around.
Given Hello Games’ commitment to No Man’s Sky and its future, some might be wondering if we’ll ever see it on Switch. Director Sean Murray definitely seems open to the idea, having told Game Informer that he’d “be interested to see what’s possible.” He was quick to caution though that the team is “focused on what we’re doing right now.”
