CD Projekt exec says "the right thing to do" is release a real Nintendo Switch 2 cartridge for Cyberpunk 2077, not a game-key card, in message to other studios: "Do not underestimate the physical edit
CD Projekt exec says "the right thing to do" is release a real Nintendo Switch 2 cartridge for Cyberpunk 2077, not a game-key card, in message to other studios: "Do not underestimate the physical edit
"I don't think we'll soon experience a reality where we're just having all games digital"
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I mean, releasing something physical means it has to be done. Remember what state Cyberpunk 2077 was in on release?
Hey, it's been awhile, it's gotta be done by now!
Did they finally add all the features they advertised?
They used the No Man's Sky strategy: release trash, polish it a bit, then get praised for improving while the game is still nowhere near what was promised.
It's why I'll never get it unless obtained for the good ol' price of free. I'm glad people are enjoying it and it's much improved over the trash pile they delivered! But it's still a very different game than advertised.
Frankly, it's concerning how quickly the narrative shifted on this. You'd think with the internet recording the whole fiasco, there wouldn't be a quick narrative shift and misinformation on the subject, but people have convinced themselves the launch wasn't that bad, Sony somehow screwed them and this is what they said the game would be!
One's mileage could vary wildly at launch with that game. It did work just fine for me, with some minimal jank, but I could clearly see the video evidence others had of their bad time.
Oh absolutely. I know it wasn't super janky for everyone - but the fact is that it was so broken on launch for not just PC, but PS as well. The mass refunds, which Sony has never done, etc. Denying that this was a thing is what the narrative seems to be for many.
I'm glad it worked for you on launch, and hope you had a great time playing it!
I agree, but nms probably did it better
Battlefield 2042 tried that and still seems to be widely hated. I like it, it was on sale recently and would've been a good buy for $7 bucks.
That game also happens to have some of the worst enemy AI I've ever seen in any game ever
Uhh, it's mostly a PvP game, there's only ever AI when a round isn't full.
You're right! I mixed it up with a different battlefield. I was thinking of the campaign mode for BFV
No... They built on what they managed to make instead. Frankly, a more manageable solution
Ah the ol'bait'n'switch, a classic.
I've just started playing it for the first time, seems to run fine on my steam deck.