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No Man’s Sky Could Have Made So Much Money From DLC And Microtransactions, Sean Murray Says
The head of No Man's Sky developer Hello Games, Sean Murray, has said it would be a bad idea for his mental health to think about how much money the studio could have made by charging for the game's various expansions or by selling…
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Sean Murray, head of Hello Games, said that contemplating potential revenue from DLC or microtransactions would be detrimental to his mental health, noting he would rather not see a presentation showing how much more money could have been earned. He explained that the studio deliberately chose not to monetize post‑release content, preferring to release updates that all players can experience together. Murray emphasized that the team enjoys creating updates knowing every player will share the same experience, and that the ongoing journey relies on each update building on the previous ones.
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