Speaking in a Q&A with investors, CD Project RED has fully addressed the status of the PS4 and Xbox One versions Cyberpunk 2077, openly admitted that Sony and Microsoft had trusted the studio to make the necessary fixes before release – hence it was able to pass the certification process – which very clearly did not happen.
In case you’ve been living under a rock, the last-generation versions of the epic sci-fi title starring Keanu Reeves don’t work well on Sony and Microsoft consoles. And it seems that the studio has given false guarantees to format holders about QA fixes that have never actually been seen through.
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In terms of the certification process and the third parties – this is definitely on our side. I can only assume they were confident that we would fix things at release, and clearly that didn’t coincide as we planned.
If you want to listen to the call yourself, you can do so here. Note that the above quote can be found at approximately 1:15 PM.
Cyberpunk 2077 was released on December 10 for the PS4, PC and Xbox One.
[Source – CD Projekt RED Investors Call Transcript]