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Mike Pondsmith – Cyberpunk 2077’s “Secret” Weapon!

Mike Pondsmith – Cyberpunk 2077’s “Secret” Weapon

Today’s video we are going to be looking at CD Projekt Red’s not so secret, secret weapon Mr Mike Pondsmith and how his role and influence based on Cyberpunk 2020 and other Table Top RPGs and in games development can aid in the success of Cyberpunk 2077.

We are going to list off a couple points about How much more ambitious this game is going to be with the help of Mike Pondsmith and the difference in relationships with CDPR in comparison to the owner of the source material of The Witcher Andrej Sapwkowski, so stick around to see all the reasons why Pondsmith can potentially take 2077 to heights never before seen in a story based RPG.

If you guys are unaware Mike Pondsmith is a game developer and table top RPG creator that owns the rights to the original source material of Cyberpunk 2077. Just like how The Witcher series was based on novels by Andrezj Sapkowski, Cyberpunk 2077 too will be based largerly upon the Cyberpunk table top RPG games and rulebooks created by Pondsmith.

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Cyberpunk 2077 – What’s Next? (GamesCom, VGA’s, E3)

Cyberpunk 2077 – What’s Next? (Gamescom, VGA, E3)

With Games Com being less than 2 weeks away, Today we are going to be looking at what kind of exciting new things well see not only there but over the span of the next year or more of marketing from CD Projekt red and what we might see in the Tokyo Games Show, E3 2019, GDC, Pax and other big gaming events where Cyberpunk 2077 will be present for new information

Stay tuned to the end to see what I think the Cyberpunk 2077 marketing schedule will be like month by month, and what content we might be getting!

Getting right into it Let’s look at how they unveiled the Witcher 3 to get a better idea how similar it is to Cyberpunk 2077 and the possible marketing timeline they are aiming for. CDPR has stated they want a bigger marketing approach to Cyberpunk 2077, so we can expect sizable chunks of content to be coming out regularly. Now whether they stick to this “bigger and better” approach or veer off on a different route is anyone’s guess, but again, the best thing we can look at is How the Witcher 3’s marketing unfolded.