Not that the world necessarily needs any more hype for CDPR’s latest RPG but I guess some new gameplay couldn’t hurt, right?

You can’t keep a good witcher down, especially when they have an ultra successful Netflix series to help punt the games.

With Cyberpunk 2077 on the way, that drive to customise your Night City resident will involve you tinkering with the character select screen to create a persona that you can wield across multiple dialogue branches and action scenes. You’ll also get a chance to customise the most important part of your Cyberpunk character: Their upstairs bits and downstairs gentleman sausage.

This (American) Summer, the video game community comes together for a season of breaking news, announcements and in-game events.

Shocking news: A video game with certain risky elements within it may not be suitable for children. At least that’s the takeaway for Cyberpunk 2077, after Brazil’s advisory rating system accidentally revealed that the game will get slapped with a hard 18+ age restriction when it’s released within those festive borders.

Here’s one variant of the Xbox One X that looks smashing. After teasing some hacking, Microsoft showed off a custom bit of kit that looks both wonderfully futuristic and retro. Kind of like far-future technology in 1980s sci-fi films. The Cyberpunk 2077 Xbox One X Limited Edition console has laser etched designs, an LED light, custom panels, a custom controller and it glows in the dark. Neat!

Cyberpunk 2077 developer CD Projekt Red latest Polish Q&A session touched on the theme of DLC, a topic where the studio revealed that they wouldn’t be deviating too much from the template set by The Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt when it came down to extra content that will be rolled out in the weeks and months to come after the hotly-anticipated cybernetic sandbox arrives in September.

No doubt encouraged along by the reception of the Netflix series, CD Projekt Red just can’t stop making money off of Geralt.