VIDEOS: No Man’s Sky hitting PS4 before other platforms

Hello Games’ exquisite looking No Man’s Sky will be released on PS4 before other platforms.

Having featured as part of Sony’s E3 press briefing last night, two new gameplay videos have been released for the title, which is very much shaping up to be every bit the rival of Elite: Dangerous and Star Citizen.

This is a terrifying moment for us,” Hello Games founder Sean Murray said. For the past few months we’ve been working pretty much in isolation, but we’ve just shown the results on a stage far bigger than we’d ever dare imagine… Sony’s E3 2014 keynote.

Our new trailer is just one example of a story that can play out in No Man’s Sky. We wanted to show how it’s a game without limits, and over the past few months since showing off the game for the first time at VGX we’ve added so much to it. Hundreds of new procedural systems are creating new forms of life, amazing geological formations and patterns of vegetation.

Exploring the galaxy to find locations to shoot for the trailer and seeing the fruits of our little team’s work has been just amazing, so we couldn’t resist also making a montage of places we’ve found.

All these are just a tiny taste of all the things you’ll see and do when you start your adventure, just a little sample from the edge of the galaxy. Even we don’t quite know what you’ll find deeper in.”

Here are the videos:

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