Poland’s CD Projekt works with Sony to bring back Cyberpunk 2077

(Reuters) – Polish video game maker CD Projekt is working with Sony (NYSE 🙂 to bring its troubled Cyberpunk 2077 back to the PlayStation Store, but no date has been agreed, CEO Adam Kicinski told Wednesday. the PAP news agency. Sony pulled Cyberpunk 2077 from its PlayStation Store last month after complaints about glitches, while Xbox maker Microsoft Corp (NASDAQ 🙂 has offered refunds. “” We are not aware of a specific date to return to the PlayStation Store. We are in constant contact with representatives from Sony Interactive Entertainment and are working to make sure our title returns to the Sony store as soon as possible, “Kicinski told PAP. He added that the company was still on track to release patches for Cyberpunk 2077 in January and February. Cyberpunk 2077 troubles have wiped out nearly 23 billion zlotys ($ 6.20 billion) from CD Projekt’s market value from all-time pre-debut highs. Shares were up 0.44% at 1015 GMT. ($ 1 = 3.7124 zlotys)

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