i would like to have no mans sky but, you are right, not for that price. Its an very interesting game with an awesome gameplay if you really think about it.

Wouldn't buy it at all ... until its proven to be great, course i'm intrigued -
but not that keen to pre-order a hyped cat in the box like No Man's Sky.

Besides if it proves to be "tits" the ~ 60$ range will stick to it justly for a while, but one couldn't go
from 20 - 30$ to 60$ if the games proves to be great later on > enjoy the stupendous outrage.

i rarely preorder anything these days to many companys screwing customers removing and locking content behind payed DLC's on day one,buggy games that dont even feel like they were bug tested,over hyped trailers making the games look much better then they are, these days i usually wait til the games out read some user reviews then buy the game when it hits a price i feel is proper for it.

Had zero interest in this since its first announcement. They haven't even said what the hell you can do in the game besides visit red, green and blue planets and walk around red, green and blue dinosaurs. Then give it all names. I can't even sarcastically suggest how exciting that sounds.

People who thought this extremely indie looking game was going to be 60 dollars and aren't surprised by the price at all, are kind of insane.
I seriously never, at any point, believed this game to be any more than a 20 dollar game.
On that note, enjoy your 60 dollar indie game I guess. #nohate

PCMasterRace .

I'm really thinking of buying no mans sky...
Actually mostly depends from region price =)

It's not really that difficult, is it? Just a three-step process really.

1. When IF you like a game, decide how much you like it, decide how much money that liking is worth to you and adjust that amount based on the relative worth of said money to you in your current personal situation.

2. Wait for the game's price to drop down to or even below that price before proceeding to step 3.

3. Buy the game.

Examples:

• You think No Man's Sky is worth $100? You're in luck, since you can get it for only $60. Whether or not you send the devs a $40 tip is up to you*
• You think No Man's Sky is worth $60? Buy it somewhere near launch or even pre-order it, if it really sucks there's refunds...
• You think No Man's Sky is worth $30? Wait for a sale... everything over 50% should work.
• You think No Man's Sky is worth $5? Wait for a lot longer... or hope it gets bundled soon. (real bundled, not just sg-bundled.
• You think that one game you saw a trailer for isn't worth your time for even watching that trailer to begin with? Ignore it, press the awesome hide-this button on the first giveaway you see and don't ever bother with it again.

And hey, if the price is so high nobody buys it, they will drop that price sooner :)
Did personally not expect price to be lower than 50-60 though... at best hoped for it to be lower, but doesn't matter.

Meh, I'll wait for a sale. Part of me feels it is going to crash and burn on launch, but who knows.

Isn't this the standard price for majority of E3 shown console games anyway?
I can't believe anyone would expect less. Hoped for, maybe.

60 FUCKIN DOLLARS?? FOR FUCK SAKE

good thing I couldnt care less about the game

Its a big release, price is normal

Exactly what I expected it to be. The way they were talking about it made it look like a really big game with a long developement time - so why wouldn't it have an AAA-game price tag. I mean, I hoped it would be something like 40$, that would still be a lot to some, but it'd be 20$ cheaper than a regular big title, which would be very appealing and probably would've gotten them more sales. All that said though - the 60$ price tag was to be expected and I don't really get why so much people are shocked now.

I didn't cringe...? This seems normal to me.
Sure it seems "overpriced" but like all games, eventually it will be reduced.

I just wish games cost $60 here in the UK -_-

I never preorder games, there are too many examples in recent history why you shouldn't either.

Everything is free on the internet.

Okay, so I'm gonna look at Mirrormoon EP for a couple of years more.

Are we really losing our shit over new games being priced at $60? It's been that way for about a decade.

Who honestly didn't expect this game to be less than $60 at launch?

I wonder about Homefront price ('second tier'). Will it have some kind of Season Pass or what?