Cyberpunk 2077 Players Reportedly Receiving Refunds Without Returning Game
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Cyberpunk 2077 fans have reportedly been receiving refunds without returning the game. Vice spoke to several users who say that they got their money back on the less-than stellar versions of the game, but did not have the digital copies removed from their libraries or have to send the discs back. That fact was a massive point of contention between CD Projekt Red and their audience when the refunds were first announced.
Cyberpunk launched and so many were happy to finally get their hands on the title. But, when the bugs started popping up on social media and firsthand accounts swirled, Sony stepped in to do something. They moved on the refunds before things could snowball any further. However, maybe players will feel a little bit better about the game after this week’s huge patch?
Cyberpunk 2077 Marketing Firm Gets Major Fine for Giant Mural
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Cyberpunk 2077 is now at the center of another controversy after the game’s artwork ended up on a mural in São Paolo thanks to a marketing firm. The city is reportedly fining the firm NaLata NaLata $410,000 as a result of the Clean City Law. The ordinance deems that no external advertising may be displayed publicly by the city, and this pretty obviously counts. It’s a strange situation, but that might make it blend in even easier with everything else surrounding
According to UOL, a piece of art that the city’s official Twitter account praised has caused another moment of apology from someone associated with the game. The mural got completed between November and December and isn’t exactly blatant about its origins.