In the past, licensed games were either deliberate money-grabs or struggled to remain true to the source material. A couple of Spider-Man titles in the PlayStation 2 era helped subvert this notion, as did RockSteady?s Batman: Arkham series. However, the stigma persists in many respects. If all goes well, Cyberpunk 2077 could be another title that helps remove the stink from licensed games. Series Creator Mike Pondsmith certainly seems to believe that?ll be the case. In truth, his confidence in CD Projekt RED is through the roof. Not only does he feel the team is being faithful to his tabletop RPG, Cyberpunk 2020, he chose the Polish studio over other teams because they?re fans first.
Pondsmith recently spoke with Video Game Chronicles, and was asked whether an adaptation of his pen and paper title could?ve been faithfully created before now. To him, the answer is a simple, ?yes.? Yet, only CD Projekt RED can deliver what?s currently being produced. He told the publication,
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