No Man's Sky Steam PC Files Hint At Xbox One Version

The No Homo's Heaven PC version has been data mined, and results hint at an Xbox Ane version of the game.

Co-ordinate to Neogaf user 'Dragonbane', all of the data from the Steam version of No Man's Sky was extracted by a friend, and some interesting discoveries were fabricated. One of the most interesting things found, is a line regarding an Xbox 1 version of No Human's Sky. Equally some of you might know, the game uses the Havok physics engine for animation and other dynamic features, and information technology appears that this allows Howdy Games to develop for the Xbox I as well.

Whether No Human'southward Sky will ever release on Microsoft's console remains to exist seen, but it appears that an Xbox 1 version of the game isn't ruled out by the game's director, Sean Murray. In a recent interview with British newspaper, The Daily Star, Murray said that he wasn't sure what he was allowed to say on this matter.

So when nosotros spoke to Hello Games Sean Murray, the homo responsible for creating No Man's Sky, we asked him and received a rather coy response for what we causeless was a very straightforward question.

In response Murray told us he wasn't sure what he was "actually allowed to say" at the time, noting that he needed to exist "very specific with my words".

Before going any further though, Sony's rep stepped in to move the interview forth, explaining that at this fourth dimension there was nothing more to add.

Since Hello Games owns the rights to the No Man'southward Heaven franchise, and has self-published the championship on both PC and PS4, an Xbox Ane version of the game seems possible indeed.

No Human's Sky is out at present for PC and PS4. The game has suffered from serious launch issues, but Hello Games has reassured that its aware and has promised a patch to fix most of the bug that players have been reporting. At the moment of writing, Hullo Games has made an experimental branch bachelor on Steam which should fix the most disquisitional issues.