Despite the controversy surrounding Cyberpunk 2077?s last-gen versions, Sony?s announcement last night that it has temporarily delisted the game from the PlayStation Store took many by surprise. After all, Cyberpunk 2077 is one of 2020?s biggest (and probably buggiest) releases and was one of the most anticipated titles for the longest time.
In a note to investors, CD Projekt RED has said that it was Sony who made the decision to pull Cyberpunk 2077 from the PlayStation Store following a discussion between both parties regarding full refunds. The studio, which is legally required to disclose this development, didn?t make any mention of Xbox One refunds.

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