Cyberpunk 2077: shares still down after removal from the PS Store

After the collapse that occurred last week due to bitter complaints from users, the listing of the Polish software house after the temporary removal of cyberpunk 2077 from the PlayStation Store is preparing to make another big thud, making the situation at home CD Projekt RED even more tense. According to what emerged from a recent report by VG247, Sony's decision would have caused the company's shares to drop by 15,9%, reaching in these hours a unit value equal to 71,63 dollars, against the 85,19 dollars recorded yesterday.

According to the estimated data, since the launch of Cyberpunk 2077 (which took place last December 10) the Polish software house would have lost about 40% of its listing on the stock exchange, which had reached its peak in August, reaching a total value of 11,7 billion dollars. Although CD Projekt was harshly criticized by users for the poor state of the game, especially on old-gen consoles (PS4 and Xbox One), the development team promptly tried to reassure players, announcing not only the arrival of a ' other corrective patch on December 21st, but of two major updates (expected in January and February) that should remedy all the critical issues on Cyberpunk 2077 consoles.

Waiting to find out how the story will evolve, and if the situation at home CD Projekt will improve over time, we remind you that the open world action RPG of the Polish development team is already available for purchase on PlayStation 4 (currently only in physical format), Xbox One, PC, Google Stadia and can also be safely played on PS5 and Xbox Series X / S thanks to backward compatibility. Find out more about cyberpunk 2077, at the following link you can consult ours review complete, relating to the PC / Google Stadia and console versions.