PlayStation’s ‘wishlist’ for Cyberpunk sparks CD Projekt rally


Sony pulled Cyberpunk out from its store a week after game was released on Dec 10 due to quality issues. The unprecedented move hit CD Projekt heavily and reduced sales of the studio’s would-be blockbuster. The company issued numerous patches improving game’s stability, but hasn’t been able to get the title restored yet. — Reuters

CD Projekt SA jumped on hopes that its Cyberpunk 2077 game will soon return to Sony Group Corp’s PlayStation store.

Sony’s flagship gaming store added a new “wishlist” button for the Cyberpunk game, a second step toward reinstating the tittle after its decision to shut down – effective from June 18 – a special website which facilitates refunds for disgruntled players.

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