Hello Games continues to update their space simulator No Man’s Sky as the game now has Cross-Save support, PS5 Pro support, and the return of the Mass Effect collaboration where players can encounter the SSV Normandy SR1 through a mission that will only be available for a limited time.

Hello Games’ No Man’s Sky was updated with the Outlaws patch which adds more features to the game, improving space combat, adding capes and more. But one feature that wasn’t expected is an infinite money glitch for both the Units and Nanites currency of the game. The Outlaws patch went live on April 14 and the glitch is still there.

No Man’s Sky is still alive and kicking and is celebrating it’s 5th anniversary with a new trailer that showcases the game’s growth throughout the years and ends with a tease for the next expansion called Frontiers.

On the surface, Starlink: Battle for Atlas looks like nothing more than a spaceship shooter with a toys-to-life gimmick slapped on to it. With the Nintendo Switch version taking the extra step by having what most people expected to be a shallow inclusion of the Star Fox crew. While there is a bit of truth to all that, I wouldn't recommend dismissing the game outright as it offers so much more than what was made out to be.

Hello Games just updated their space exploration survival game No Man’s Sky with the Origins update, which brings new planets, creatures, multi-tool upgrades, improved visuals, and a lot more.

No Man Sky’s 2.4 update called Exo Mech just went live and it features the Minotaur, controllable mech that can do a variety of things that will ease your exploration of the universe.

The 1.2 update has finally hit and it's more of a free expansion, really. 

In this episode we talk Final Fantasy XV, No Man's Sky's Foundation, Phoenix Wright, Marvel vs Capcom, and a lot more for the first cast of December. 

Hello Games' No Man's Sky is one of the most talked-about titles this year, and not always for the right reasons. If the extreme range of Metacritic user scores is any indication, some love it and some hate it, but one thing is definitely true: this was a clear case of an indie developer biting off more than they could chew.