Only console i own, i love it, im not some nasty kid trying to discredit ps4, i am an annoyed and dissapointed consumer that followed a game closely and believed what i was told about said game that i have been looking forward to for years and was lied to.

If you followed it that closely, then your expectations should have been lowered.

After the initial VGA Hype the word around the game dulled, then when the second wave of hype came from the E3 Showing - What was everyone talking about again? All the articles and blogs and commentators.

Oh yea, about how the game would be a game without actual "gameplay" and without anything to do other than go from one planet to the next. Anyone that "really" followed the game knew what the game was going to be. The disapointment comes from people that jumped on the hype wagon without actually reading up on the game.

I have seen several lists of features Sean supposedly lied about. And while I can understand the disapointment people feel on most of the points brought up, the only real lie I can find is the lack of a simulated universe where planets orbit a sun. However this has pretty much zero impact on gameplay.

I don't think No Man's Sky is the greatest game ever made, I don't even think it's that great, but I never expected it to be. I expected a tech demo with some gameplay mechanics. What I got was actually more game than I expected and sadly not as much of a tech demo as I hoped.

So while everyone was expecting this amazing game and feel they got a tech demo, I am on the other end of the spectrum I was expecting a tech demo and what I got was a game. Why? Because I followed the developement closely as you claim. I listened to and read every interview with Sean, and everytime he spoke the meaning that came across was. This is a weird little game that I made to fulfill my own fantasy of exploring randomly generated planets. Thats it.

We all own PS4's. No one is bashing the PS4. The system is great. Gamers are pissed because they were lied to about NMS and the price was raised on the game when it was it was still in it's beta form. The game obviously wasn't finished. Finished games don't crash this often on game consoles.

I'm talking about our solar system - the Milkey Way, the one we're living in. Between moons and planets, that would be like almost 200 places to visit, as well as an asteroid field. I believe this would make for a much better game, because science has given us a basic idea of what the surfaces and atmospheres of those planets already are - mostly dull and boring, but alien interaction could add slight changes to those planets/moons to make them more interesting to visit. It would be the ultimate mankind saves the universe scenerio, but a trip to Mars would be similiar to playing Doom and every planet would require special gear to handle the conditions.