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Watch The Archive Of Our Six Hour No Man's Sky Live Stream
Update: We wrapped up our all day live stream of No Man's Sky a few hours ago, and the archive is now available for your viewing pleasure.
To watch us come up with amazing planet names like "Fast and the Furious, but Motorcycles" and "Uh, Robocop" check out the video below. And keep an eye out for our full No Man's Sky review, which should be online soon.
Original story:
The impossibly anticipated No Man's Sky releases on Tuesday, and we plan on streaming it almost all day.
We're kicking things off tomorrow, August 9, at 11 a.m. CT and playing until around 5 p.m. CT, but who knows – if the universe is as vast and interesting as Hello Games promises, maybe we will keep playing.
Ben Reeves and I will kick off the stream, starting from the beginning of the game, and we will see how far we get. Other editors will likely pop-in to keep track of our progress and maybe even wrench the controller away from us and take things over. Much like the game we're playing, it's all very mysterious.
You can click the banner below to watch the stream on Twitch on Tuesday, or just tune in using the embedded video below. See you next week!
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