CD Projekt Red is bringing Xbox Play Anywhere support to The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt on September 29. So, if you already own the Xbox version, you’ll be able to play the PC version through the Microsoft Store without buying the game again. The update will let you switch between Xbox and PC, with support for compatible handheld devices too. “Customers who own The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt on Xbox will be able to receive the PC version through the Microsoft Store at no additional cost.” No need to pay twice just to play it on another platform

CD&R has hired former Bristol-Myers Squibb CEO Giovanni Caforio, adding to the roster of former corporate chiefs the private equity firm has brought on board to source new deals

CD Projekt Red has 1,045 developers working across its ongoing projects as of July 31, up from 975 in April. -The Witcher 4: 519 -Cyberpunk 2: 184 -Sirius: 84 -Hadar: 33 -Shared services: 196 -Other: 30 Cyberpunk 2077 has also reached 40 million copies sold, with Phantom Liberty at 15 million. CDPR says Cyberpunk has become an “evergreen franchise”, and Michał Nowakowski teased that the announced projects are “not a full list” of what the company is working on in the universe.

CD Projekt Red says The Witcher 4 is not being developed with a cost-first approach, and the studio believes GTA 6 is being made in a similar way. CD Projekt Red co-CEO says the company still has to be careful with its budget, but the main priority is delivering the quality fans expect. “We are cost-conscious. It’s not unimportant. We’re a business in the end.” “But I definitely wouldn’t say this is a cost-driven development.” When asked about GTA 6, Nowakowski: “I doubt if the development of GTA 6 was a cost-driven development. In fact, I’m 100% sure it wasn’t. I think the philosophy might be very similar in many ways.”