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Witcher Dev Discusses Next-Gen Plans
The developer behind The Witcher series is setting its sights on 2014 and 2015 for release of its next-generation games.
Speaking to Eurogamer, CD Projekt Red managing director Adam Badowski said his studio has two major, multiplatform titles planned for release on next-generation consoles and PC.
"We are definitely starting for new consoles," he said, later clarifying the team does not have next-gen development kits yet. "The market is ready for something new," added head of marketing Michal Platkow-Gilewski, "for something faster, more powerful."
One of the two games is a brand new RPG with a second team working on it. The other is likely The Witcher 3, though CD Projekt Red isn't saying anything about it. "Give us some time; I'm sure we will announce it pretty fast in the following months, but we want to do everything in the proper order. And right now we are focused on polishing and bringing the Enhanced Edition to Xbox 360 and PC," Platkow-Gilewski added.
[Source: Eurogamer]
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