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No Man's Sky's New Port Is a Wake-Up Call for Bloated Open-World Games

The games industry is undergoing a kind of renaissance in terms of innovation and development, with AI fundamentally changing how the landscape has evolved, and more developers striving to deliver the next big thing before the competition. But one of the most unexpected reveals this week came from No Man's Sky, a game...

The games industry is undergoing a kind of renaissance in terms of innovation and development, with AI fundamentally changing how the landscape has evolved, and more developers striving to deliver the next big thing before the competition. But one of the most unexpected reveals this week came from No Man's Sky, a game that has risen from the ashes and received over a decade of updates and patches, and will be playable on IOS on the 28th of October thanks to some optimization wizardry by the team over at Hello Games.

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