No Man's Sky it was going to be the game of the year in one way or another, they have certainly achieved that. Much was expected of this launch that it has become a failure in almost all aspects. The criticism of the management and the way in which a game that in the end did not deliver on many of its promises has been harsh. Nevertheless, It seems that one of Sony's top officials is singing mea culpa about No Man's SkyIt seems that its developer, no matter how humble, has taken actions typical of one of the greats, nor did Ubisoft or Electronic Arts imagine such a smoke. We show you the statements of Yoshida, Sony's chief executive.
Has taken advantage of an interview in Eurogamer to express your point of view about the way in which the advertising of No Man's Sky:
I understand certain criticisms of the director, Sean Murray, because he promised features for the video game from day one that have not been available.
It is not a good way to advertise, but this is all because she has not received help from any advertising specialist, after all she is an indie developer. His plans are to continue working on No Man's Sky to add functionalities. I am looking forward to continue playing.
We agree that Hello Games is an indie developer, but it has received support from Sony that no other company has ever received, however, it has been its audience that has been affected by these false promises, not to mention the unfinished game that came to PC and that has generated the discontent of almost the entire community. It seems that Murray has lost almost all credibility in the meantime, No Man's Sky it is returned in stores at almost the same rate as it was previously sold.