Cyberpunk Is A ‘Different Game On Console’ After Patches – IGN Daily Fix

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In today’s Daily Fix, CD Projekt Red addresses the bug issues reviewers had with the PC version of Cyberpunk 2077. In our own review we called out the numerous bugs that apparently a ‘day zero patch’ and possibly a second ‘day one patch’ will fix. In other gaming news, Square Enix’s Project Athia won’t be on Xbox for a while (but is coming to PC). And in completely bonkers news, we could be part of a united federation of planets in the future, according to one professor who claims the U.S. and Israel have been in contact with aliens.

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