Hello Games is revealing more details about its upcoming exploration game 'No Man's Sky.' PlayStation's Sean Murray also shared some mechanics about dealing with alien planets like exploring the universe, upgrading tech and finding resources to use, as well as keeping a longer survival rate.

Some of the upgrades that can be used in the game are suit and binocular upgrades despite of its wear and tear. Players are now growing more and more excited about the upcoming game because of its unique, endless and vast environment. Hello Games made it clear that NPCs will be different in that interaction with them will boost a player's rep and status.

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Some people are still skeptical about the game. One such person is Raj Patel, Xbox's former Canadian Community Manager. According to Patel, "Every gameplay image I've seen of No Man's Sky looks like it could take place on the same planet. 'Infinite universe' eh? I don't see it. I mean it has potential and COULD be great but from what I've SEEN so far, it already seems stale. I haven't seen the fun."

Hello Games has confirmed that the No Man's Sky PC version system requirements are at least 10 GB of free disk space, Intel Core i3, 8 GB of RAM, NVIDIA GTX 480 video card and Windows 7 OS or a later version.

Players can preorder a copy or bundle of the No Man's Sky collector's edition called Explorer's Edition which includes a ship replica with an Atlas display base, removable background display and decals for customization. It also includes a digital game download, a pin and a mystery item. The Explorer's Edition costs $149.99 USD and is exclusive to iam8bit. No Man's Sky will sell for 59.99 USD and will be out on the shelves this June 21 on PC and PS4 for North America and June 22 for Europe.

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