SingleStooge

@Tangerine There's quite a few reports that the anime series did have an influence on the current resurgence / interest in CP2077. I haven't seen the series myself, so I cannot comment on it. I'm 92hrs in and just progressed into Act 3. Loving the game and its good that its gaining popularity 2yrs after its dreadful launch. CDPR is commended on sticking to it, as the game world is too good to be squandered.

@SinfulDestroyer According to PushSquare alot.
https://www.pushsquare.com/news/2022/09/the-ps5-ps4-release-schedule-in-2023-is-officially-utterly-ridiculous

I think it depends on if you don't mind metal music. If you don't then you won't play this anyway. If you do, or don't mind it, then by the overall positive reviews, you'll have a blast.

@FraserG Agree. How the final season played out is fitting. Apart from the fiddly and awkward console controls, Telltale did a remarkable job with this. One of the best game series I've played, and Clementine is possibly my most memorable protagonist.

@A01 Agree. How dare Ubisoft forces players to get a Ubisoft account (Ubisoft Connect) just to play this game via Xbox Gamepass. Wasted 2hrs downloading it and cannot play it. Not everyone wants a Ubisoft account.

@gollumb82 Same here.

After the two recent updates, I guess even more people on PC and XBS/X would give this another try. The inclusion of REDMods for PC helps. CDPR is more mod-friendlier than Rockstar.
I held off until after I got an XBX, and its a good fun game underneath all the bugs.
I guess, CDPR would make another Cyberpunk game, but it could be along time down the track.

Cannot see what's the difference. Looks like the current homepage to me.

It was a tough call between Hellblade 2 and Elder Scrolls VI. I chose Hellblade 2 as I really liked the first one due to its bold premise and tight story-driven gameplay.
As for ESVI, I most likely hold off for a year or so after release for Bethesda to sort out their usual amount of bugs on launch.

Played all three on the PS4. Out of the three, the first one is the best, then Infinite close behind. That Elizabeth character was great.

Can't understand why developers / publishers release titles in buggy messes. They haven't learned from Cyberpunk's launch, or don't care less as they get money from consumers, and release tons of patches to fix their games. Maybe consumers should never buy such games until a year or more later, after it actually does run properly. Why pay full price for unpolished, unplayable games?

Never heard of Two Point Hospital. Can newcomers be able to play this sequel w/o playing the 1st one?

Looking at the platforms this is released on, its mind-boggling that Xbox wasn't included. It's released on PC, so technically it's not a Sony-exclusive title.

I forgot to mention regarding multi-platform games such as Cyberpunk 2077, AC Valhalla, and Elden Ring, the XBS/X consoles can equally run them as well as the PS5, so that was also another reason I opted for the Xbox.

Since xbox360, I reverted to Playstation with its PS4. Did not bother with Xbox1, as the Playstation titles were really good. Ever since the 'next-gen' consoles were announced, I really wanted to get a PS5 console to play Horizon Forbidden West and upcoming PS5 titles, but its next to impossible to get my paws on it.

I considered getting the Xbox Series X, due to its SSD size and having a disc drive with a graphics card suited for native 4K graphics and upto 120Hz. I got one from my ISP, as game stores was also very hard to come by. It was bundled with the Xbox Gamepass Ultimate, and that service gave access to games I never ever considered or did not know about such as Tunic, Hellblade, A Plague Tale.

Also due to upcoming 'next-gen' titles from now Microsoft-owned companies such as Bethesda drawn me to the console. Also look forward to the 'next-gen' Witcher 3, and Dead Space.