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Following its initial release, players and companies quickly realized that Cyberpunk 2077 was a buggy, and in some cases unplayable mess. Still, Cyberpunk 2077 arguably performed the worst on the PlayStation 4, which a huge chunk of the PlayStation histrion base of operations was playing the game on. The game's performance on the PS4 was so poor that PlayStation did something unprecedented. It removed the game from its digital storefront, the PlayStation Store. For four months, the game has been absent from the PS Store, and at the moment there are no signs of information technology coming back.

That's not to say Cyberpunk 2077 hasn't improved since its launch. The game has received multiple patches, all with the goals of improving the game'due south stability and removing bugs. Nonetheless, the game's functioning on both the base PS4 and the PS4 Pro aren't stellar.

For CD Projekt Ruby-red though, a return to the PlayStation Store is getting closer. In an investor call, CD Projekt Ruddy's senior vice president of concern development Michał Nowakowski spoke most the game's return to PlayStation's digital storefront. "We have published several patches; nosotros released a actually big one yesterday; we also released several hotfixes," Nowakowski said. "And each and every one of those things brings u.s.a. closer to coming dorsum to the PSN shop."

Nowakowski admitted that in the end though, the decision was out of CD Projekt Red'southward control. "However, the last decision belongs to Sony. And then — allow's wait and see."