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If you've read or watched anything concerning Cyberpunk 2077 since the game launched last month, chances are you've heard of the litany of problems the game has, particularly on previous-generation consoles. The state of the game prompted a rarely-seen response from Sony in which it delisted the game from the PlayStation Store and, along with Microsoft, started offering refunds to anyone who wanted them. It's been just over a month since Cyberpunk 2077 launched, and now CD Projekt co-founder Marcin Iwiński has released a statement detailing what went wrong with the game.

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Throughout the past year, there's been no shortage of game delays. These delays have included high profile titles like Cyberpunk 2077 and Halo Infinite, and now it seems we have one more game to add to the very long list: Hogwarts Legacy. The Harry Potter-themed role playing game was first confirmed back in September, and now it appears that it won't be here as soon as anticipated.

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Fortnite received a new update today, and it seems to set the stage for the arrival of a new hunter. As leaks have suggested, it looks like the next Fortnite crossover will be with the Predator franchise, with a number of Predator-themed cosmetics already in the game. The good news is that this Predator skin will be free to those who owns the Chapter 2, Season 5 battle pass - provided, of course, that those battle pass owners complete the challenges required to unlock the skin.

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These days, Path of Exile is one of the most popular action RPGs around, and back in 2019, Path of Exile developer Grinding Gear Games announced that the game will be getting a sequel. We haven't been given a ton of information on Path of Exile 2 yet, but now Grinding Gear Games has provided an update about when the sequel is expected to launch. Unfortunately, fans who were expecting Path of Exile 2 to release at some point this year are likely going to have a longer wait than originally anticipated.

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Christmas Day is tomorrow, and we're guessing that more than a few kids (and adults) will have a new gaming console of some sort under the tree. Regardless of if you're gifting a last-gen console like a PS4 or Xbox One, you're opting for a Nintendo Switch, or you lucked out big time and got your hands on an Xbox Series X or PlayStation 5 despite the stock shortages, there's one thing you should do before you gift any of them: Take them out of the box and update them first.

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Following Stardew Valley's big 1.3 and 1.4 updates, which added multiplayer and a bunch of content to the endgame, respectively, the game's creator, Eric "ConcernedApe" Barone, is back at work on the game's next major update. That, as you've probably already guessed, will put us at version 1.5, and while we don't have a complete picture of what this update will add, Barone is sharing new details piece by piece as time goes on.

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The situation concerning Cyberpunk 2077 refunds has changed rapidly over the past day, beginning with Sony's decision to pull the game from the PlayStation Store and offer refunds to anyone who purchased the digital PS4 version. Earlier today, Microsoft clarified its stance on refunds for the digital Xbox version, and now CD Projekt Red is back itself with more information on how to get a refund for a physical copy.

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As we head into the holidays and close out 2020, there are a lot of digital storefronts that are hosting sales on video games. Whether you're playing on Xbox, PlayStation 4, or PC, there are plenty of sales to participate in, though each sale seems to have different lengths and end times. Some of those sales - particularly the Steam winter sale - haven't even started yet for that matter, but thanks to leaks we already have a good idea of which days to mark our calendars.

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This week the game Cyberpunk 2077 was given an all-clear for refunds for Xbox gamers. This isn't the first platform where this refund situation has happened - and it won't likely be the last. At launch, the game was basically unplayable on some of the several gaming consoles on which it was supposed to run smoothly - and players weren't happy.

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Two controllers appear in a single special Star Wars box. Both controllers per Xbox Principal Designer Elliott Hsu, the custom controllers "feature sketches of the now iconic Child wielding the Force and the steely Mandalorian's Beskar armored profile." These controllers are not going to be available for sale to the public - or at least they don't appear to be planning on selling them individually yet.

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Yesterday, CD Projekt Red issued a statement in which it apologized for the PS4 and Xbox One versions of Cyberpunk 2077. While the game has received criticism for bugs, glitches, and crashing issues on PC, the Cyberpunk 2077 experience on base PS4 and Xbox One consoles is particularly flawed, with poor framerates, stability, and graphics pretty much across the board. In that statement yesterday, it seemed as if CD Projekt Red was instructing users who are unhappy with the console version to get their purchases refunded, but now it looks like that wasn't actually the case.

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Earlier today, Cyberpunk 2077 developer CD Projekt Red issued a statement apologizing for the rather sorry state of the game on base last-gen consoles. In that statement, CD Projekt Red said that it hoped console players would give the company a chance to make the game better, but barring that, the studio suggested that players get a refund for their game. The process of getting a refund is different for all platforms, so here we'll explain how to get a refund on Xbox One, PS4, and PC.

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