I've been somewhat weary of this kind of approach to videogame development for a while now. You could possibly say that it's a function of the current size of t

I've been somewhat weary of this kind of approach to videogame development for a while now. You could possibly say that it's a function of the current size of the market. But the demand for videogames was always dynamically tied to the quality of the product. The EA update of Sim City was quite a memorable event of a similar class. My personal bugbear was Street Fighter 5. Duke Nuke Forever, and also, possibly Daikatana, were truly legendary death marches. With these commercial failures in mind, The Last Guardian is actually something of a Sydney Opera House - esque miracle. Especially with the purported performance boost it gains on PS5. A bit of a rambling rant. I hope they have a chance to fix Cyberpunk though, because this result sounds like a team of ambitious artists were bullied into rushing their work.