There are few titles in the history of gaming that have the massive fanbase and long-term success of Capcom's Resident Evil series. With over two dozen games, six live-action movies, and a variety of books and comics, there's enough of this beloved survival horror franchise to keep the average person engrossed for hundreds upon hundreds of hours, and there's no signs that the series plans to let up anytime soon.
Although 2020 is about to be behind us, not everything is changing. Disney Plus is still churning out solid content each week to keep our eyes and ears busy. And this coming week is no different, as the service is adding a selection of fresh movies and shows, and a few of them are hot titles that you're not going to want to miss.
After waiting nearly a decade to get their hands on developer CD Projekt Red's Cyberpunk 2077, many fans have found themselves overwhelmingly disappointed due to a variety of issues that have plagued the moment to moment gameplay experience. Bugs, terrible performance and muddy graphics have made the PS4 and Xbox One versions of the title pretty difficult to get through, and even PC gamers have dealt with some very frustrating problems.
If you've kept up with developer CD Projekt Red's new game Cyberpunk 2077, it's fairly likely that you've heard about the many glaring issues that have plagued it since launch earlier this month. While PC players have had a slightly better – though still admittedly rough – ride with the title thus far, a myriad of frustrating bugs, performance issues and low quality visuals have made the experience considerably less enjoyable for most console owners.
Few things have gone right this year, so it's understandable that many gamers hoped that Sony's newest console would be wrapped and ready for them on Christmas morning. After all, the PlayStation 5's November launch should've set it up to be the ultimate holiday gift, but a significant stock shortage has made it exceptionally difficult to find for those who weren't able to preorder it prior to release.
It's fitting that 2020 would end with one of gaming's most highly-anticipated titles of all time finally releasing only for everything to go horribly wrong.
A few weeks after launch, it appears that Cyberpunk 2077 has become one of the biggest disappointments in video game history. When the ambitious role-playing shooter works, it can be a compelling experience that rivals some of the genre's best, but it's that whole getting it to work part that poses the most substantial problems.
One of the greatest parts of the holiday season is sitting around watching the myriad of classic Christmas movies. There are so many that can be classified as essential viewing for fans of cheery cinema, but a recent poll has shown that one particular Christmas pic stands above the rest – and it's quite possible that it's exactly the one you expected.
Not many games have generated hype quite like CD Projekt Red's highly-anticipated role-playing title Cyberpunk 2077. Having spent nearly a decade in production and suffering a bevy of delays, eager fans have had plenty of time to build the game up in their minds and theorize about all the ways it would push the envelope. But sadly, after finally releasing earlier this month, day one buyers were met with quite an unexpected outcome.
