The president of CD Projekt, Adam Kiciński, in a new interview with the Polish economic newspaper Rzeczpospolita talks about next-gen version of Witcher 3 and Cyberpunk 2077 as well as the future of CD Projekt.
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Back when the Xbox 360 launched, Microsoft pushed the big budget game as a differentiator. Following all the recent layoffs, it’s clear this strategy has run its course.
The Microsoft shill take on the Microsoft causing the death of big budget gaming...
The whole driving force for growth in gaming both technologically, creatively and financially was all nonsense, and it was definitely not because Microsoft ran the industry into the ground with obviously bad decisions and creating an unprofitable business model that massively disrupted consumer spending habits. /s
LOL, this article is a big pile of dog crap...
Spencer has been constantly telling ppl that NO they would not go the route of having games like TLOU, Uncharted, etc because Playstation exists and prefers to focus on a diverse portfolio.
How many years have we seen Xbox as no game and we don't want small games like ORI, Pentiment, Grounded, etc.?
That's the real tragedy and why lots of gamers are mad at MS right now
because they have been championing smaller titles and yet fired the ppl delivering exactly what they were proning about.
So no the only nonsense is that MS seems now to be going BACK to AAA popular titles..sorry, I meant refocusing effort on core established IP where broken GAAS might be rewarded versus praised and rewarded work.
Can see Microsoft adding them to their portfolio.
Stocks never been lower so makes sense just to own the Cyberpunk and Witcher IP.
Yes, I'm sure developers are racing to be managed by the company notorious for Cyberpunk 2077, one of the best examples of a horribly mismanaged game ever seen.
From what I am reading they are down playing the mess Cyberjunk left, down playing the lawsuits focusing on Cyberjunk for next gen consoles. They are making themselves look good promoting the Witcher and buying up a studio and saying oh Cyberpunk taught us a lesson. Maybe CDPR might have learned a lesson and maybe they haven't I bought one of their games was not happy and I traded it off. It will take a lot for me to buy another game from them. As for acquisitions of other smaller studios. Focus on your mess first and yourselves first before you drag another studio into the fire. You had employees telling you Cyberpunk was not ready and should have been held back but you ignored the employees and launched a broken game. Wy do I have a feeling the Chinese company Tencent might buy CDPR in the future?
So basically they are looking for a sugar daddy?