@jkittleson: I can't stream 4K. My internet is still only just marginally better than ADSL. Not even ADSL2. Disks are still my only option for at least another 2 years. But I'm just part of a minority who still use disks because of that fact. How weird.

Damaged disks are a pain. Some disks, large scratches still work while one tiny one on others renders it unusable. My 3DS cartridges have never failed (yet) and all my micro sd's (6 x 8-128gb) sit around on my desk and have yet to fail me. Disks are old tech. The road to being cheaper, is market saturation.

@ohjtbehaaave: Depends how you play. Skyrim was the same. Depends on whether you like looking at a character, or being the character.

Make a full-blown Overwatch movie. This is such an original idea. Far better than the reboots, sequels and remakes that are currently bombarding cinemas. Seriously. Non-gamers would love this stuff!

@RhythmAndBlues: Lol! Its like a dude saying he's beaten Euro Truck Simulator 2, or any simulator game in general. Its the exploration, not the body-count or limitless riches.

There is no end. There is no spoon.

@dodgers0022: I'm still working on the languages. It's my main goal right now with upgrading my ship on the side. I've yet to figure out an easier way to trade and make millions. Me? I'm out to save the Universe!

@pongley: I actually reinstalled flash just to watch this. My favorite show. To have to use it at all is extremely annoying. I'll be happier when flash is no longer required at all, anywhere.

Exactly how I feel about the game No Man's Sky.

Its like a painting. Look too close too soon and you see all the flaws and similarities of brush strokes and colors. Take couple steps back and you see the larger picture of what it is all about. When you realize this you find you've stared at that painting longer than you realized. You got lost in it and you find that is what you really wanted all along.

I find I get the same feeling playing Euro Truck Simulator 2. The long haul, listening to internet music radio stations, making deliveries and losing myself in the idea of taking a long drive to heart. These sorts of games let me just breathe. I'm a father, husband and workaholic. This is my "gone fishing".

No Man's Sky is quite magnificent if you really look at how amazing the code is that creates these worlds and the way you can fly into a planets atmosphere and fly along and land almost anywhere. The plants and rocks look much the same very quickly, but the wildlife is sometimes quite different and interesting. So much time was given to create the interstellar travel that a lot of options were forsaken in its conquest to get to the release date. There really is only so much you can see or do. Until it hopefully fills its empty spaces, its a game for quiet time.

I think its a baby game; only just learned to crawl to get anywhere. There is a lot of potential to go before making any giant leaps for mankind. It's part of my game collection now and hopefully it won't gather too much space dust. Hello Games need to keep this space moving.

I don't watch flash videos. Won't download or use it. I just look at your news and watch on YouTube instead. Not cool.