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If you've read this far and interested in hearing my Unneeded Opinion ™ on this column, I interpret it this way. Sakurai wasn't defending CD Projekt Red for the catastrophic launch of Cyberpunk 2077 . He said it's important to take into account the various factors which led to this situation. And how at least CD Projekt Red admitted its misstep, going as far as issuing refunds. Next up, I'd mention Japanese developers more often than not have nothing but incredibly high praise for AAA Western games . Because of what I interpret as some kind of inferiority complex. And the overall dominion of Western and American culture over the world, often subconsciously considered as super


These days, mods are an inevitable part of gaming, particularly for the PC crowd. Players love injecting new elements into the existing assets, personalizing their adventures, and finding fresh ways to enjoy their favorite titles. Cyberpunk 2077 is no exception to t


First, Sakurai stated players are often unable to realize the incredibly huge amount of work hidden behind the word "optimization", without even taking debugging into account. And how there's a near endless number of tasks related to optimizing a game. He listed several. Such as handling each model's texture efficiently. Compressing the game's sound data correctly. Optimizing the order of the game's processes. Making the game omit a certain number of polygons and movements for models far away from the player. Making it so the game doesn't display elements outside of your field of vision. Classifying the game's effects between those who need to stay in the memory and those who don't.


While all the gangs in Cyberpunk 2077 are scary, not all of them have the power they crave. Many are still building themselves up when V graces the city, others are coaxed along with the help of the player and other gangs have been rampant on the streets for decades, causing them to strike fear in the hearts of innocent people. However, fear doesn't always mean power, and sometimes being unknown is the best way to


And the issue there is that sometimes it thinks it's being deeper and edgier than it actually is. With more story well on the way in future patches , we could see a turnaround. And that's something I am honestly looking forward to seeing. I'm still excited to see more of this world and how the future could change the fate of Night C


The Animals are a gang that mainly works as bouncers and bodyguards throughout Night City, so they mainly focus on making themselves look as intimidating as possible, much like Arasaka . While it's undeniable that their presence is noted when the player tries to get into a club, they don't exactly hold a ton of po


The feel of the galaxy far far away is something that has continued to define the franchise. While the designs of this fictional world contained some goofs and mistakes , the hand made nature of everything made it feel authentic. This place had been genuinely lived in; it's a huge contrast to the shiny surfaces and squeaky clean design usually seen in sci


Masahiro Sakurai highly praised Cyberpunk 2077 for its rich world filled with cultural and historical references. And mentioned he feels like only having seen a glimpse of it. Even after clearing the main story and reading the materials included in the limited edit


Masahiro Sakurai - director of Super Smash Bros Ultimat e ( Switch ) - recently spoke on Cyberpunk 2077 ( PC , PS4 , PS5 , Xbox One , Xbox Series X ) and CD Projekt Red in his usual biweekly column in Famitsu magazine. While Super Smash Bros Ultimate players are currently enjoying Sephiroth , Sakurai is spending some time on Cyberpunk 2077 . In his column, Masahiro Sakurai shared several thoughts on Cyberpunk 2077 including his own gameplay experience, the bugs and performance issues, and his point of view on it all as a developer. DualShockers read the column, translated, and summarized everything below. Keep in mind that while this issue of Famitsu magazine released on January 14, Masahiro Sakurai wrote the column in late Decem


Lastly, as we previously mentioned, Masahiro Sakurai wrote the column in late December. The situation has shifted even more since the release of Cyberpunk 2077 on December 10. Most notably with a Bloomberg report on the development of Cyberpunk 2077 Walkthrough 2077 and the response that followed from CD Projekt


Next, you can also follow Masahiro Sakurai on Twitter. Super Smash Bros Ultimate just added Sephiroth from Final Fantasy VII as its newest character. Square Enix recently trademarked several Final Fantasy VII related terms, one of which might be referring to Sephiroth. Nothing was announced yet, howe

After wishing a happy new year to readers, Super Smash Bros director Masahiro Sakurai brought up how CD Projekt Red started issuing refunds for Cyberpunk 2077 . Due to various issues such as bugs, performance issues, the difference between the PC and console versions, etc. He brought up the official statement mentioning refunds will be issued to anyone dissatisfied. Masahiro Sakurai mentioned that there are various opinions about the situation, but he was honestly very moved by CD Projekt Red's sincer