The most open world game "No Man's Sky" has been officially revealed by Hello Games to have a release date in June 2016 and has been rumored to come out for the Xbox One, as it is initially scheduled to come out for the PlayStation 4 and for Microsoft Windows.
In a recent report by Cross Map, rumors suggest that the upcoming game would be included for the Xbox One in addition to the originally planned release date of "No Man's Sky" for PS4 and the PC.
According to the report, Xbox director Chris Charla may have hinted that the said open world game would be available for the Microsoft-based console.
Although there are no official words regarding this issue, Hello Games or Sony hasn't even revealed any details regarding that topic.
However, Latino Post revealed the possibility of "No Man's Sky" coming out in a later release date has been in the table.
"The game's website, Facebook and Twitter pages still maintain the original plans... and if you read the misleading articles closely, you'll see that some of them do get the facts right," the website reported.
"That date, after all, is somewhat later than we generally expected. But it is not a delay, and not what you'd get from these articles by reading the headlines."
Paul Tassi from Forbes, meanwhile, revealed that the delay rumors is likely not true and that "No Man's Sky" would definitely have its release date still intact.
"Take this brand new trailer, 'I've Seen Things,' that debuted alongside the release date announcement at Paris Games Week. Sadly, it doesn't use the Blade Runner voiceover of the Tears in Rain speech, which would have been perfect ('I've seen things you people wouldn't believe. Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion.'), but instead it just crafts a similar narrative," he said.
