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Cyberpunk 2077 Live-Action Series In Development

Cyberpunk 2077 Live-Action Series In Development

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Cyberpunk 2077 had a rough start as a video game, but we’re told it’s a bit more respected now than it was on launch thanks to repeated patches and updates. It wasn’t a game CD Projekt Red could go back on anyway, having put all their eggs in that basket. It’s fared better on television with an anime based on the game, Cyberpunk Edgerunners, becoming a Netflix hit. Why not more? CD Projekt Red announced today they’re developing another Cyberpunk 2077 TV series, this one live-action. They’re partnering with Anonymous Content, a global media company with True Detective and Mr. Robot on its resume. Executives running the show will include Anonymous Content Studios’ Head of Television Garret Kemble, Director of Development Ryan Schwartz, and Chief Creative Officer David Levine. What the show will be about is currently unclear, and it may be too early for a plot to even exist. All we do know is that it’ll take place in the same world as the video game and anime do.

CD Projekt Red Lays Out Plans For The Next 10,000 Years

CD Projekt Red Lays Out Plans For The Next 10,000 Years

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After years of massive hype, Cyberpunk 2077 was pretty much a flop, and the blame for that entirely belongs to CD Projekt red, the company that made it. The tumultuous development history is well-known at this point, with multiple versions of the game being scrapped until one was hastily put together under heavy and abusive crunch conditions. The finished game was a buggy, malfunctioning Hindenburg. That, however, isn’t stopping CDPR from building their next zeppelin! CDPR announced today a Cyberpunk sequel is in the works, along with four other titles. I know what you’re about to say…shouldn’t they finish the FIRST Cyberpunk before they even think about another one? You’re not the first to make that comment. The four other games are an original IP and a new trilogy of Witcher games. Given how long it takes CDPR to make just one game, it could take decades to get five done. We could be witnessing the schedule they have for the rest of our lives. It could actually be 2077

Sony Pulls Cyberpunk 2077 From PS Store

Sony Pulls Cyberpunk 2077 From PS Store

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Everyone knows the truth now: the PS4 version of Cyberpunk 2077 is a buggy mess and the XBox One version isn’t running so well either. One month ago folks were begging to play the game for just a minute; now they want refunds. Today Sony took the unprecedented step of removing Cyberpunk from the PS Store and doing just that. Microsoft and other merchants soon followed. As of this writing most major retailers are allowing you to return a physical opened copy, something they almost never allow in any other instance. We’ve seen highly anticipated games get hyped up for years and then hit with a thud. But we haven’t seen a situation where one of these games bombs so badly that the actual game itself has to be removed from sale within a week of its launch. That’s quite an accomplishment, and one that will take a long time for CDPR to live down. However, it’s not the end of Cyberpunk yet. Kotaku called attention to a recent phenomenon

New Cyberpunk 2077 Trailer And Info

New Cyberpunk 2077 Trailer And Info

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The good news is we got another Cyberpunk 2077 trailer today. The bad news is, it doesn’t market the game quite as well as the last few have. If this was the first look we ever got at Cyberpunk 2077, we would think the game must be some kind of first-person low-rent GTA clone. The below two minutes are nothing but wall-to-wall sex and violence, urban tough guys, guns and foul language. EDGY, BRO! i know this is set in the future, but we feel like we’ve been transported back in video game history at least ten years. CDPR says, though, that everything we’re seeing is merely from the game’s prologue. All this happens in the first few minutes? The man in the mirror is V, the cyborg outlaw you’ll be controlling in the game. And we saw a lot more of the ACTUAL game in the livestream CDPR held after the trailer’s reveal. They showed off a new feature called a BD, or a “brain dance,” that’s adapted directly

Cyberpunk 2077 Hits Another Delay, But Gains Next-Gen Support

Cyberpunk 2077 Hits Another Delay, But Gains Next-Gen Support

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If all had gone well, we would have been playing CD Projekt Red’s Cyberpunk 2077 on April 16. But a delay forced the game into September 17…which doesn’t seem so far away NOW; we’ll get to immerse ourselves in CDPR’s latest the moment fall rolls around….oh wait. “At the time we are writing these words, Cyberpunk 2077 is finished both content and gameplay-wise,” admits CDPR members Marcin Iwiński and Adam Badowski. “The quests, the cutscenes, the skills and items; all the adventures Night City has to offer — it’s all there. But with such an abundance of content and complex systems interweaving with each other, we need to properly go through everything, balance game mechanics and fix a lot of bugs.” It’s in times like these we have to remind ourselves of something a wise man once said: “A delayed game is eventually good; a rushed game is bad forever.” You don’t want Cyberpunk 2077 to be bad forever, do you? (Never mind that quote came from the era before

Closed Beta For iOS Version Of Gwent Begins Next Week

Closed Beta For iOS Version Of Gwent Begins Next Week

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Good news for those with Apple devices….Gwent is coming to Apple stuff! An iOS version of the game is now in development, and you could start playing as early as next week. Registration for the iOS version of Gwent is open as we speak, and all you need is a GOG.com account to sign up. The coolest part is that your progress from the PC version will carry over, and vice-versa (no word on the console versions). But access will be granted on a first-come, first-serve basis and there are a limited number of open slots…so if you want this, don’t dawdle. The closed beta begins October 15. Gwent is the card game from The Witcher series that was spun off into its own separate game. It recently received its third expansion, Iron Judgment, which added 80 new cards across Gwent’s playable factions, as well as throwing in several new gameplay mechanics, including Armor (which protects units from damage), Defender (which fortifies a player’s ranks), and the keywords Barricade and

Gwent: Iron Judgment Expansion Now Live

Gwent: Iron Judgment Expansion Now Live

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Gwent, the card game from The Witcher series that spun off into its own separate game, has now received its third expansion. CD Projekt Red originally announced Iron Judgment would be live October 3, but has decided to release it a day early. Iron Judgment scatters over 80 new cards across Gwent’s playable factions, and adds several new gameplay mechanics, including Armor (which protects units from damage…duh), Defender (which fortifies a player’s ranks), and the keywords Barricade and Rxposed, which produce different tactical scenarios depending on your unit’s current Armor status. You also gain the ability to use King Radovid V as the leader of the Northern Realms faction. What else is new? A special Arena Mode event, where the only cards available for drafting are the ones CDPR just added to the game. All-new strategies are required — you’re all equally green at this! Log into GWENT before 11:59 PM on October 8 and you’ll get five free cards from Iron Judgment, along with the chance to purchase the

Gwent: Iron Judgment Expansion Revealed

Gwent: Iron Judgment Expansion Revealed

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Gwent, the card game from The Witcher series that spun off into its own separate game, is about to receive its third expansion. CD Projekt Red announced Iron Judgment today, and gave it a date of October 3. The expansion was revealed during the latest Gwent Masters tournament — the game’s official esports series. Pro Gwent players from around the world are currently competing for a shot at a $100,000 prize pool. This weekend Serghei “magpie131” Sorochin from Moldova was the latest victor, winning a spot in the Gwent World Masters grand finale. But you came here to read about Iron Judgment. The expansion will add over 80 new cards to Gwent, spanning all the game’s many factions….you can also look forward to new Armor-based mechanics, keywords, and abilities. Details are light at this moment. But we sure do know what the pre-order incentive is, natch. The Iron Judgement Pre-Order Pack will contain 25 Iron Judgment Premium Kegs, each with expansion-only animated cards, an Iron Judgment-themed game board and animated

How Cyberpunk 2077 Works

How Cyberpunk 2077 Works

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Back at E3, CD Projekt Red let members of the press play through a special demo of their hotly anticipated Cyberpunk 2077 behind closed doors. What they saw in there was classified and never revealed to the public…until today! Sort of. Just in time for PAX West, CDPR has released a truncated video of the E3 demo, chock full of gameplay tidbits previously unknown. When you start Cyberpunk 2077, the first thing you’ll do is build your character from a framework of two basic body types, though they are not specifically labeled as male and female. Then you’ll choose a backstory for your character…..they’ll come from one of three subcultures: Street kid: They say if you wanna understand the street, you gotta live ‘em. Gangs, fixers, dolls, small-time pushers — you were raised by them all. Down here the law of the jungle dictates the weak serve the strong — the only law in Night City is you have yet to break. Nomad: Roaming the Badlands, locating scrapyards, raiding fuel

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Complete Launches On Switch October 15

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Complete Launches On Switch October 15

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Geralt and his friends are getting shrunk down to Switch size this fall: CD Projekt Red and Saber Interactive (the ones making this version of the game) have confirmed The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Complete Edition will become available for Nintendo’s handheld October 15. Witcher 3 needs no introduction to modern gamers; it is one of the most popular and well-played video games of this generation, and it earned developer CD Projekt Red legions of devoted fans, fans who now hang on their every word regarding their upcoming new game, Cyberpunk 2077. Nothing will be missing from the other versions of the game…except a few scanlines. Witcher 3 on Switch runs at 540p in handheld mode, and 720p with dynamic resolution enabled in docked mode. If you care about seeing characters’ nose hairs that much, you can skip this release, but the majority of people interested in this version are in it for the portability. Here’s some news we should all applaud: there will no extra downloads required to get

Cyberpunk 2077 Confirmed For Google Stadia

Cyberpunk 2077 Confirmed For Google Stadia

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Just before Gamescom opened, Google announced a slate of upcoming titles for their Stadia video game streaming service, and confirmed at last that 2020’s most anticipated title, Cyberpunk 2077, would be on that service. The problem is, it won’t be immediate. From CD Projekt Red, creators of The Witcher 3, Cyberpunk 2077 is an open-world action-adventure RPG in the grungy neon world of Night City. You’ll be playing V, a merc seeking what is rumored to be forbidden tech that could help humans live indefinitely. That’s the main goal, but as in The Witcher 3, there will be plenty of side distractions along the way. Cyberpunk 2077 will show up for Playstation 4, XBox One and PC next April, but Google would only promise that the game will appear on Stadia “within the same year.” While Cyberpunk 2077 is a nice get, it’s not an immediate one, and Stadia will have more problems than just securing the hot new titles timely. Stadia is a brand-new type of product consumers are

Swedish Rock Band Providing Tunes For Cyberpunk 2077

Swedish Rock Band Providing Tunes For Cyberpunk 2077

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When you first boot up Cyberpunk 2077 next year on your game-playing device of choice, you’ll be hearing the frenetic musics of the game’s in-house rock band, SAMURAI, frequently in the soundtrack of its world. That band is actually Swedish punk rock group Refused, and fortunately for us, they did NOT refuse the role in Cyberpunk. “Like us, SAMURAI is a group of rebels, albeit in a different time and place,” says Dennis Lyxzén, lead vocalist of Refused. “Working together with CD Projekt Red, writing music and song lyrics for Cyberpunk’s chrome rock icon was fun, but also very different in the creative sense. It was an unexpected challenge that turned out to be right up our alley and really got us going. The songs turned out great and the game looks insane.” “I’m incredibly excited about having Refused on board for Cyberpunk 2077,” says Marcin Przybyłowicz, Music Director at CD Projekt Red. “I know for a fact there are a lot of fans of the band at the studio,

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