@bdiddytampa: true, but as I asked before, why do they make the graphics like if they were using 320x200 resolution? Pre SVGA era?

Poor studios and devs can make 2D art that is not pixelated.

Pixelated art is a choise of style, not a choice due to economic factors. It´s a choice that I do not like.

Lets advance from the graphics of Warcraft 1 to Warcraft 2, please.

I understand games being 2D. But why pixelated as if they were running at 320x200 pixels?

Let's see if it´s better than Galactic Civilizations 2 and 3. Those are the 4x games in space to beat.

@jerusaelem: would preffer a Lovecrafted by hand game, with Cthulhu on it.

@chibistevo: always did, since the time I played games similar to this on 8-bit computers...

@joshrmeyer: I heard that if you try to run it on SVGA mode your 386 will beg for water... also, if you want to use your SoundBlaster and CD-ROM at the same time, be prepared to create a custom autoexec.bat and config.sys with NOEMS option to liberate more memory for DOS

@elheber: really, I do prefer 2D graphics than PSX style polygonas graphics.

I find much easier to like 2D pixelated or high-res graphics than blocky polygonal graphics.

@7tizz: actually, middle class in China is bigger than in the US according to last statistics...

http://www.kansascity.com/opinion/opn-columns-blogs/lewis-diuguid/article39300471.html

people are considering this as a click-bait because obviously, the title leads one to think a GTA movie is in the works.

then we read the text and it´s actually an only for tv movie about the PRODUCTION of GTA games. (Radcliffe plays the role of one of the creators of the franchise)

@prats93: No Man's Sky doesn´t have realistic planetary sizes and space distances. The planets are like 50km in diameter, stratosphere is like 300 meters high... you see videos and 30 seconds after leaving the surface of a planet, in not so high speeds, he is already in space with a battlefleet in front of him...

sorry, the time I did accept space games with unrealistic sizes and distances is loooong gone.