Review on Cyberpunk 2077 Xbox One: 🕹️ Enter a Futuristic World of Adventure by Gabriela Kurylewicz ᠌

I had every intention of holding off till the PS5 version came out, but I couldn't help myself; I ended up purchasing it and deciding to play it. The bottom conclusion is that there are no FPS drawdowns or brakes in the PS4 version of the game on the PS5, yet it still crashes. Even after applying the latest patch, the game continues to freeze up at the worst possible times. The last time you saved, of course, was a very long time ago. The game's dialogues are lengthy, and the distances between locations are not small; therefore, you are required to listen to everything and go through it again. It's a huge pain in the neck. The overall impression is ruined by the presence of a large number of other bugs, some of which were discussed above. For instance, you will frequently run into situations in which you are unable to complete a mission. This is typically the result of a malfunctioning script that prevents you from carrying out the desired action. This is acceptable. In comparison to the version available on the PC, the graphics in the PS4 edition are significantly lower quality. Recently, I had the opportunity to see how the game appears on the computer, and it brought to my attention the fact that the console version is, in reality, the lower wage. You are able to play on the console, and for the PS4 it can even be nothing, despite the fact that they claim that the standard PS4 is unable to handle the game, the frame rate drops to 15 or below, making the game unplayable, and there is nowhere to reduce the level of textures in 2022. The graphics of Far Cry 4 on the PS3 (!) looked exactly the same all those years ago. It is currently unknown when a version for the PS5 and Xbox of the most recent generation will be released, as neither console currently has one. Perhaps during the year 2022, but by then I will have already finished it, and because of the new textures, I highly doubt that I will play it again. It is unclear why the developers did not take into account the fact that new consoles were released toward the end of the year. There is just one possibility left: after hundreds of thousands of excuses, the game's creators will at long last finish it. I only use story expansions since by the time I finish the core game, I've usually already completed it. In point of fact, the game was scheduled to be released in another year; he would have simply gone to catch any bugs, but it appears that investors who were eager to start making a profit put pressure on him to bring the game out sooner. Yet, the product has a massive amount of untapped potential; therefore, the development team is obligated to acquire a variety of downloadable content (DLC) and a network mode; otherwise, the newly constructed virtual world would simply vanish. The PS5 adaption is another thing I'm looking forward to. Naturally, there is no charge; however, if they do decide to sell it independently, one would wonder what they would charge for such an adaption.