
Forbes:CD Projekt have had their own issues with piracy – according to their estimates, 4.5 million copies of their latest game have been circulated. Having abandoned DRM as a means of preventing piracy, they experimented briefly with the RIAA approach of sending letters to suspected pirates, but abandoned the strategy after a public backlash, despite maintaining that they could accurately identify pirated copies, and thus no legitimate player was being contacted.

The latest revenue report from CD Projekt Group shows Xbox only made up 10% of sales for The Witcher 3 and Cyberpunk 2077 in 2025.
Hey it’s ok. They are really impressed with XBOx’s new CEO so exclusivity is on the way. 😂
Ok but I mean be logical ... modern PC, Switch, PS4 PS5 then you have XBOX, of all of those XBOX is probably only 10 percent... I mean, what do you expect? 10 percent increase in sales is still nothing to sneeze at, remember - this is CD projekt red and they sell a lot of software. 10 percent of their sales is probably what most studios DREAM of selling .... just playing devils advocate..... its easy to say LOL haha XBOX.... but.. I mean we know what it is at this point. I havent bought on since my xbox one X and before that I only used other peoples xboxes since the OG XBOX and stick with PC and Playstation and switch OLED, but .. I mean.... theres nothing WRONG with an xbox considering its just not the best - but they work fine. make no mistake.
CD Projekt announced its financial results for 2025, while the company looks to its future by investing in The Witcher 4, Cyberpunk 2, and "Hadar."

During the Q&A following CD Projekt's financial results, the developer's executives shared some info on unannounced projects, the impression on the new Xbox boss Asha Sharma, and the upcoming PS5 Pro upgrade for Cyberpunk 2077.
I’m trying to understand the relevance in their impression of XBOX’s new boss. Maybe I’m just missing something.
DRM is a waste of time because it doesn't stop piracy
At least someone in the industry gets it.
I agree, but there needs to be something that makes it so that not just anyone can pirate your game. I mean, if there were no DRM at all, joe schmos grandma down the street could just download and play. Just a thought.
Good read
...and maibe these pirates don't have the money anyway to purchase 60 euro games? Not all of them, but some? And a small percentage that likes to experience first-hand how the game behaves and feels?