Earlier today, CD Projekt RED held a call regarding the state of Cyberpunk 2077 and made some statements that seemed to subtly shift the blame to the Sony and Microsoft for allowing the game to pass certification despite the quality (or lack thereof) and insane amount of bugs present.
?I can only assume that [Sony and Microsoft] trusted that we?re going to fix things upon release, and that obviously did not come together exactly as we had planned,? CDPR?s Micha? Nowakowski said in regards to a question about submitting the game through Sony and Microsoft certification. Likewise, speculation has filled the discussion around Cyberpunk 2077, with many gamers wondering how Sony and Microsoft even allowed the game on their storefronts given its current issues.
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