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Watch Hello Games’ Sean Murray Visit The Late Show With Stephen Colbert To Show Off No Man's Sky
Update: If you didn't tune into Hello Games' Sean Murray's appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, the interview is now online.
You can check out the clip below where Murray does not reveal the release date (it's still a secret), shows off some new No Man's Sky footage, and names a number of the game's creatures and worlds after Mr. Colbert. Like most who are introduced to the game, Colbert is understandably impressed by the game's scope and technology.
Don't forget to check out our No Man's Sky features from when the game was on our cover by clicking the banner below.
Original story:
It’s been a while since we’ve had new information on Hello Games’ ambitious space game No Man’s Sky. Our fingers are crossed that some new details might be dropping late tonight on television.
Hello Games’ Sean Murray will be visiting The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Also on tonight is Morgan Freeman. And now I can’t do anything but hope they hit it off and No Man’s Sky gets a narrator.
Wishful thinking, but we’ll be watching. You know. Just in case.
You can tune in tonight at 11:35 p.m. Eastern on your local CBS channel. For more on No Man’s Sky, check out our coverage from January 2015.
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