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Episode 10: Managing Expectations for No Man’s Sky
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We made it to episode 10! Double digits! Released in August, No Man's Sky was one of the most hyped new games of 2016. Promotional materials and press coverage promised 18 quintillion planets to fly your spaceship to, and innumerable things to do on and around each destination. Gamers got those 18 quintillion planets on launch day, but not much else. No Man's Sky is a perfect case study in why you shouldn't inflate expectations about a product or service, but also a lesson in how not to handle the aftermath of a problematic debut. We talk about what Hello Games could have done differently and why it's crucial to set appropriate expectations for any new product or service. No Man's Sky is available for PS4 and PC. We recorded this episode at the end of September. As of this post, Hello Games is still silent about updates to No Man's Sky and has not responded to any of the game's criticism.
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Show Notes & Links:
- No Man's Sky's ending video (spoilers, obviously)
- Compilation of features promised by Sean Murray that aren't actually in the game
- No Man's Sky official news updates (last updated 9/2 as of this post)
- No Man's Sky official twitter account (last updated 8/18 as of this post)
- No Man's Sky subreddit
- MaddieAdder's in-game artwork
- Sony's CEO admits problems with advance marketing for No Man's Sky
Other games mentioned in this episode
- Minecraft
- FTL
- Rogue
- Crypt of the NecroDancer
- Joe Danger
- Excitebike
- Elite: Dangerous
- Journey
- Tearaway: Unfolded
26 episodes
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Content provided by Chad Haefele & Brandon Carper, Chad Haefele, and Brandon Carper. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Chad Haefele & Brandon Carper, Chad Haefele, and Brandon Carper or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.
We made it to episode 10! Double digits! Released in August, No Man's Sky was one of the most hyped new games of 2016. Promotional materials and press coverage promised 18 quintillion planets to fly your spaceship to, and innumerable things to do on and around each destination. Gamers got those 18 quintillion planets on launch day, but not much else. No Man's Sky is a perfect case study in why you shouldn't inflate expectations about a product or service, but also a lesson in how not to handle the aftermath of a problematic debut. We talk about what Hello Games could have done differently and why it's crucial to set appropriate expectations for any new product or service. No Man's Sky is available for PS4 and PC. We recorded this episode at the end of September. As of this post, Hello Games is still silent about updates to No Man's Sky and has not responded to any of the game's criticism.
…
continue reading
Show Notes & Links:
- No Man's Sky's ending video (spoilers, obviously)
- Compilation of features promised by Sean Murray that aren't actually in the game
- No Man's Sky official news updates (last updated 9/2 as of this post)
- No Man's Sky official twitter account (last updated 8/18 as of this post)
- No Man's Sky subreddit
- MaddieAdder's in-game artwork
- Sony's CEO admits problems with advance marketing for No Man's Sky
Other games mentioned in this episode
- Minecraft
- FTL
- Rogue
- Crypt of the NecroDancer
- Joe Danger
- Excitebike
- Elite: Dangerous
- Journey
- Tearaway: Unfolded
26 episodes
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