The Senior Level Designer Miles Tost and the head of the Missions Philipp Weber of CD Projekt RED unveiled on Twitter an incredible new detail related to cyberpunk 2077, adventure and first-person role-playing game in Sci-Fi sauce awaited next release 19st November. According to two team members in Cyberpunk 2077, one will be used third party technology, made by JALI Research, which will make it possible perfectly synchronize the lips of the characters with each language available in the final product.
Should they succeed in their intent (and it seems that they are definitely on track to succeed, as you can see yourself at the bottom of the news), the lip synchronization with every single language present in Cyberpunk 2077 would be just the last of the glaring examples that underline the incredible care of CD Projekt RED in developing a video game., even when that means expanding the team, hiring more employees and raising the development budget.
The game is recently entered the GOLD phase and will be released, as mentioned at the beginning, next November 19 on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Windows PC, Google Stadia and, of course, on the next generation consoles of Sony and Microsoft, respectively. PlayStation 5 e Xbox Series X | S. We have also known for a few hours that they will be added to the title two actors from the cast of Detroit: Become Human.
In Cyberpunk 2077 you will be called to explore firsthand a sprawling city known as Night City, in California. According to the developers, based on the approach you decide to use events throughout the game will change accordingly, unlocking several endings. During the last few months CD Projekt RED has stated (and underlined) that for the development of Cyberpunk 2077 they are using the greater human and financial resources than ever, even greater than those required for the development and launch of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt.
In the summer we analyzed the Sci-Fi title in our preview. Check it out before you can finally get your hands on the final version of the game.
One thing I am particularly proud my colleagues have accomplished with this is having full lip syncs for dubbed languages that often get less support. <3 https://t.co/OWlvkKOb4q
- Miles Tost (@tostspender) October 20, 2020
