Ouch.... I'm seriously expecting the game to be a letdown and not live up to many peoples expectations. Sure it might deliver a massive universe full of massive worlds that takes forever to explore, but from all these gameplays and as far as I know the game doesnt seem to have much depth to it or much to do. I mean, sure the worlds might be entirely different but I feel like after a while they will all just feel the same, the same "plastic" worlds full of random animals. Where are the social conections? How do you get to feel that you are part of something besides feeling small in a massive universe?

I'm more curious to find out how the game handles desyncing of information between two client computers. If one player sees animals in a specific place, will the other player see it there too? The worlds and the landscape is generated using specific coordinates to recreate the same world for two different people, but they didn't say anything about wildlife and NPCs. So is it possible for me to smash into an invisible wall in my spacecraft, while the other player sees me fly into a creature? Or maybe vice-versa, where I fly through an animal according to my buddy on the same planet, whereas I saw nothing.

Too many questions on WHAT No Man's Sky is. Not enough time for answers. Also glad to see the Limited Edition actually has the game, and they didn't pull a Nintendo/GameStop (looking at you Zelda 3DS with no game). The big red tag on the iam8bit picture is a bit much though. Was it seriously that important to highlight the fact that you're also buying the game? Couldn't it just be another bullet point?