New "No Man's Sky" details will feature the game to be available alongside the PlayStation VR and rumors that the Xbox One version will be out next year.

Hello Games upcoming sci-fi adventure game "No Man' Sky" could possibly launch alongside Sony's new virtual reality game visor, Project Morpheus/PlayStation 4. It is stated that "No Man's Sky" will be out on June as Sony is rumored to launch the PlayStation VR in the Spring possibly indicating that the two will be released at the same day, MNR Daily reported.

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Game developer Sean Murray stated that VR gameplay for "No Man's Sky" is something that Hello Games has been working on and has not been able to explain further details about. However, Murray mentioned that having "No Man's Sky" in VR headsets such as the PlayStation VR or the Oculus Rift could be cool feature for the game giving gamers a good intergalactic experience.

Sony Entertainment President Shuhei Yoshida was able to play "No Man's Sky" during the PlayStation Experience event last year and gave his personal opinion about the game. Yoshida stated that "No Man' Sky" could be a perfect fit for the PlayStation VR as 2016 will be the year for rush video game titles for the PlayStation 4 console and stated a good year for all PS4 users.

It is speculated that with "No Man's Sky's" success on the PlayStation VR could pave a way for other VR headsets such as the HoloLens and the Oculus Rift.

In other news, "No Man's Sky" could be out on the Xbox One console soon as Xbox director Chris Charla explained that they would love to have the game in the Xbox One console and plans to negotiate a work around with Hello Games regarding its availability, going so far as to even meet Murray haft way throughout the year.

With that in mind its seems that Xbox users might expect "No Man's Sky" sometime next year for the Xbox One console, CrossMaps reported. "No Man's Sky" will feature over 18 quintillion planets is vast and unknown universes as gamers will have to discover and explore uncharted planets and explore its terrain whether by land, sea or in space.

Gamers will encounter all kinds of terrains and creatures as they will use its resources for their ships, weapons, gears and stats. Gamers will also have to upgrade their hyperdrives in order to explore more planets.

"No Man's Sky" will launch on June 2016 for the PS4 and PC platforms.