CD PROJEKT RED is in the spotlight, but not in a good way… the studio has been caught up in one controversy after another. It has basically been a while since good news about the studio showed up. The newest controversy says that the studio’s heads misled investors with false material to secure financial backing; this was reported by the New York Times, which says investors are considering suing the company for providing false information
The immediate future looks bleak for the creators of Cyberpunk – perhaps even bleaker than the future they built in Night City. Refund requests are coming in by the thousands. Lawyers and investors in Warsaw are circling, contemplating a class action against the company for what one lawyer described as potential “criminal misrepresentation to receive financial benefits”.
New York Times
And as if that weren’t enough, the newspaper also raises the question of the company deliberately hiding the console versions, to avoid losing potential buyers. It seems the “respectful” company everyone loved was actually just a facade…
Source: VGC
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