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If everything went on schedule and as planned, millions and millions of people would have been playing Cyberpunk 2077 today. That’s because 16 April 2020 was the originally planned date for the release of the game. That was revealed at E3 2019 in a now-legendary moment with Keanu Reeves, when he showed up on the stage to talk about the game and give us release date trailer.<\/p>\n

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Alas, that date was postponed in January<\/a>, and now we can expect the game to come out 17 September.  Good thing is that the studio is absolutely sure that this new release date is the day when will we get the game, and there will be no more further delays. Adam KiciÅ„ski, CD Projekt president, assures fans that the game is basically complete and now they are only doing some small iterations, bug fixes and other similar stuff.<\/p>\n

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  • Read more:<\/strong> Design the most creative Cyberpunk 2077 PC case, and win Alienware Aurora R9 with a Cyberpunk 2080 Ti<\/a><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

    Although we aren’t getting Cyberpunk 2077 today, we are getting some interesting news regarding Cyberpunk 2077. Earlier today official Xbox Twitter teased something that resembles “hacking”, with colours and general style very similar to Cyberpunk 2077.<\/p>\n

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    <meta property=“og:type” Content=“1_3clue” \/> #breakthecode<\/a>pic.twitter.com\/aCyi1mWbeO<\/a><\/p>\n

    — Xbox (@Xbox) April 16, 2020<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n