CD Projekt RED has announced on his official Twitter account that next Thursday, June 11, celebrate an event focused exclusively on Cyberpunk 2077, its new open world RPG that will be published on September 17 on PS4, Xbox One and PC, later also reaching PS5, Xbox Series X and Stadia.
This event will be called Night city wire and for the moment we only know the day that will take place: neither the time nor the platform have been announced. The image published by the official account of the game on Twitter is accompanied by a brief message: "Prepare yourselves!"says the tweet, which ends with an emoji from a television.
GET READY! 📺 pic.twitter.com/eqQ3hMCOmA– Cyberpunk 2077 (@CyberpunkGame) May 5, 2020
Marcin Momot, Community Manager at CD Projekt RED, has also posted a tweet that adds little additional information to the company's already sparse message. In his personal account Momot has sent a tweet that prays "things will be shown!" confirming, at least, that we are going to see news of the game, probably in the form of new videos of the gameplay of Cyberpunk 2077. In fact, a Twitter user asked if during the streaming of June 11 new will be shown gameplays of the game, to which Marcin Momot has responded with a GIF suggesting yes, but without confirming anything.
Preparing to launch Cyberpunk 2077
As we said at the beginning of the news, Cyberpunk 2077 will launch on September 17 on PS4, Xbox One and PC. This release date is, in principle, immovable: from CD Projekt RED they have fervently insisted that it is maintained despite everything, that the coronavirus will not delay the game again (its release has been postponed) and that everything continues as planned.
Although there is still time to launch the game, the company is already moving tab for the premiere. A few days ago we heard the news that in Brazil the game had been rated for over 18 years for its explicit sexual relations. The Xbox One special edition of Cyberpunk 2077. Everything is getting ready for the game to premiere in style after the summer.
