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The Witcher series

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developed by CD Projekt RED

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CD Projekt Red Games May Arrive on Nintendo Consoles

CD Projekt Red's future games might be developed for Nintendo systems, thanks to new optimization efforts and potential hardware advances.

Gothic 2 Complete Classic Debuts on Nintendo Switch, Celebrating 21 Years

Dive into the world of Gothic 2 Complete Classic as it launches on Nintendo Switch, marking its 21st anniversary and inspiring CDPR's The Witcher series.

Cyberpunk 2077 Director Discusses Shift from REDengine to Unreal Engine 5 and Its Impact on Future Games

An in-depth look at CD Projekt's decision to move from REDengine to Unreal Engine 5 for future projects including Cyberpunk's sequel and The Witcher 4. How does this shift influence their development strategy?