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No Man's Sky
Hello Games showed off a surprising amount of No Man's Sky this weekend, and the latest piece to surface shows how a level generates from nothing to become something.
This is the second piece of No Man's Sky video from The New Yorker. You can check out part one here. Hello Games' Sean Murray also visited The Late Show with Stephen Colbert to show off some gameplay there, as well. You can see Murray's (and No Man's Sky) appearance here. For the video about world generation, and a brief look at creature creation, check out the video below from The New Yorker.
For more No Man's Sky, check out all of our features from when the game was on our cover, including one where we asked Murray 70 quickfire questions about the game.
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