Cyberpunk 2077 PULLED from Sony store - MASSIVE FLOP

Well, well, well. Cyberpunk 2077,

possibly the worst video game in all of

existence. One of the biggest recent flops

of a video game release. The game has

actually been pulled off of the Sony

PlayStation Store because there has just

been so many people demanding refunds, so

many people upset with this lackluster

game. And Sony has just decided that it's

best to just remove the game entirely from

the store. And even though the game

developer team CD Projekt Red has promised

that they're going to fix the game and

everything's going to be fine, it seems as

though there's just too many bugs,

there's too many problems, it's too broken

to be released to the public. And Sony

have decided to just remove it, and also

Microsoft are also refunding the game to

anyone who wants a refund. This has just

been a massive catastrophe for CD Projekt

Red. They're probably losing millions,

maybe billions of dollars, and to be

honest, it serves them right. I hope they

learned a very valuable lesson from this.

You should never rush out a video game.

You should never put out a video game for

sale when it's clearly not finished. They

knew it wasn't finished, they knew it was

full of bugs, and they tried to pull a

fast one. They put it out onto the stores

and sold it to people anyway, and they

thought they could get away with it. They

thought they could just make a bug fix

patch and everything would be fine, but

nope, unfortunately it didn't turn out

that way. And I hope this has been a

massive lesson for other game developers.

They should not sell games until the

game's actually finished. Why would you

release a buggy, unfinished version of

your product? And I'm someone who paid $60

for this game, and I'm absolutely

outraged. What a waste of money. I will be

getting a refund straight away because—

not because it's a bad game. I still think

it's a pretty good game in general,

although there are lots of bugs and

glitches. It doesn't seem like it's a

terrible game, but this is a matter of

principle. I don't want to reward game

developers with my hard-earned money for

an unfinished buggy product. They should

not release things unless it's finished,

and they shouldn't expect the customers to

be happy with the unfinished products,

and this should be a valuable lesson for

them to learn, I think. I just find it

kind of funny how this game has been in

development for such a long time. Okay, I

know nothing about game development, but

come on, how long does it take to make a

game? It's not like this is an amazing,

breathtaking, groundbreaking,

air-smashing new advancement in gaming

tech— technology. It just looks like a

pretty bog-standard cyberpunk themed

GTA. It's not like anything in this game

is brand new or revolutionary, and for

some reason it's taken these developers 8

years. Yeah, the game was originally

around— announced in 2012. It is now 2020.

It has been 8 years and they still haven't

managed to finish making this game, and

the best they have to show for it is this

buggy glitchy mess. Of the current

version that it is. It's just kind of— I

don't know, it's funny. 8 years. 8 years

and they still can't even make a proper

video game. You know, I do feel a little

bit sorry for the development team because

I'm pretty sure that the development team

were saying the game's not ready, we need

more time, we cannot release this game.

And then the executive team were like,

no, we have to release this game, people

want it now, it's Christmas soon.

Christmas is coming, we have to release

our game before Christmas so we can make

lots and lots of money, and now it seems

like the development team are pretty

pissed off with the executive team. It's

pretty funny, I just got this notification

from Reddit whilst making this video. So

there was a tweet from this guy called

Jason Schreurer. Um,

he is— I, I have no idea who he is, but he

says during an internal Q&A with CD

Projekt management on Thursday,

Frustrated Cyberpunk developers asked

blunt questions about the game's rocky

launch. One asked, how could they make a

game about exploitative corporations while

forcing devs to crunch? Isn't that kind of

ironic? Isn't the whole game about— about—

what is it about? I think the game is

supposed to be about corporate corruption

and how greedy, exploitative people

at the top are exploiting the poor,

innocent, good people and the hard-working

people get taken advantage of. It's kind

of ironic that the, the game of the story

has become the reality for the game

company. So what are the next logical

steps for CD Projekt Red? Well, now that

the game is off of the stores of Sony and

Microsoft, I think the game is going to

stay on the stores for computer,

so PC players will still be able to buy

the game. And I think it's the PC players

who had good computers who were having the

least problems. So basically CD Projekt

Red should just take some time to think

about their next move and just put their

heads down and get to work. Chop chop,

chop chop, fellows, and get the game fixed

and ready so it's ready for next year,

and then you can sell it, and then

everything will be fine, and then people

can stop moaning about stupid video games.

This really has been a massive catastrophe

a huge blow to the company's reputation.

I don't know how they're going to recover

from this. They must have lost so much

money that even if they do manage to fix

the game and they get people to buy the

game again, they're probably not gonna

make money from this. They're probably

going to lose quite a lot of money, and

the damage to their reputation is probably

gonna harm them going into the future as

well. This is just a really, really bad

time to be a CD Projekt Red shareholder.

But if you're interested in buying their

stock for a better price, I guess now is a

good time to buy. And I guess after time,

time will heal and then the share value

will go back up to what it used to be.