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The Witcher Series In Numbers
To celebrate the sixth anniversary of the series, developer CD Projekt has released an infographic on the franchise as well as some custom Geralt art.
The studio also says that the series has sold six million games worldwide.
"CD Projekt RED was built on the idea that giving gamers more is always worth it," says Adam Badowski, head of the developer. "Since the very beginning of our journey we have seen that the approach of inviting gamers into a dialogue with the developer is really important and can shake up the – sometimes self-destructive – business side of games. We hope you'll stay with us for the years to come and that we will continue to make these changes together."
For more on the upcoming Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, check out cover story hub.
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Our Take:
Between The Witcher franchise and GOG.com, studio CD Projekt RED and larger entity CD Projekt have accomplished a great deal in the industry. Hopefully their spirit and energy mean that Cyberpunk 2077 is as big of a hit and that fans take a look at it just because it was done by CD Projekt RED. You can't buy that kind of trust and loyalty.
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