On Cyberpunk 2077’s Discord channel, CD Projekt RED confirmed that the public E3 2019 demo presentation won’t be streamed or uploaded online. While every E3 attendee will be able to see the presentation, CDPR stated that recordings won’t be allowed.
Going into more details, CD Projekt RED will have two different showings; one will be behind closed doors for the media and the other one will be for all E3 attendees.
Both of these showings are going to be held inside a theatre and people will not be allowed to record any gameplay footage (even for the public demo), and no gameplay footage from that public showing will be streamed or uploaded to the Internet.
This basically means that those who will not attend E3 2019 will most likely get new details, screenshots and a new cinematic or gameplay trailer for this highly anticipated title (we may also see a demo presentation at Microsoft’s E3 2019 press conference).
Our guess is that CD Projekt RED may pull another “E3/Gamescom 2018” and may release the public E3 2019 demo presentation in August at Gamescom 2019. This is a mere guess, however – and given the company’s history – it sounds possible.
I’m certain that this news will disappoint a lot of Cyberpunk 2077 fans, however CD Projekt RED has stated that E3 2019 will be huge for the company, so let’s wait and see what the company has in store for us!
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