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No Man’s Sky Receives Slight Delay on PC

Just a little longer.
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Alex Avard
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Published: Jul 25, 2016 05:09 pm

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As we edge closer and closer to the hotly anticipated launch of No Man’s Sky, fans have discovered that the game’s PC release date has been quietly pushed back by three days.

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According to the “About” page on No Man’s Sky’s website, the game will be available for PC worldwide on August 12th, 3 days after the North American launch date for PlayStation 4 on August 9th.

This recent delay hasn’t been officially announced by Sony or Hello Games, but the game was expected to hit PC on the same day as the PS4 North American release.

A screenshot from just last week of the same “About” page, showing these now altered release dates, can be viewed here.

No Man’s Sky will also release on PlayStation 4 in Europe on August 10th, one day after the initial North American launch.

Hello Games or Sony have yet to comment on the news relating to this last-minute change.

This news follows the announcement that No Man’s Sky will not require a PlayStation Plus subscription to enjoy on the PlayStation 4.

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Alex Avard
Alex was a freelance writer for Twinfinite in 2016 who focused on covering all sorts of video game news. He is a British geek with an unhealthy appetite for video games, movies and politics. As such, you can expect to find plenty of sarcasm, pretentiousness and acerbic wit layered throughout his writing. He also finds it kind of awkward to refer to himself in the third person like this.
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