CD Projekt Spent Roughly $125 Million Turning Cyberpunk 2077 Around Post-Launch - IGN
www.ign.comCD Projekt Red spent $125 million on Cyberpunk 2077 post-launch, repairing the game's reputation with the Edgerunners and Update 2.0 patches alongside Phantom Liberty expansion.
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The game was so perfect that it was delisted from the PlayStation store because of bugs and performance issues.
Still cdredproject CEO said it was bashing at the release, and the game didnt deserved so much hate…
Any product that releases in such a poor state and expects full price definitely deserves the hate. The game was unplayable on half the platforms it released on for months.
Nah, it wasn’t removed for technical reasons; Sony removed it because CDPR went behind their back and blanket-offered refunds. Which was the right thing for CDPR to do from a consumer-friendly perspective and from a PR perspective, but they should have communicated with Sony more first seeing as refunds on PlayStation go through Sony’s store. I thought it was a bad look for Sony, though, personally.
That’s not to excuse Cyberpunk 2077’s performance on consoles in any way - they deserve flak for that.