Josh from OWNT.com writes, "Now that we’ve gotten the overall summary of The Witcher lore and all that’s contained within its particular brand of transmedia out of the way, it’s time to take an even closer look at said lore — mainly in the form of the short story collections and novella currently available for public consumption (hint: they’re magically delicious!)."
"While nearly all of The Witcher saga books are currently available in their native language of Polish, us English-speakers don’t have it as good and are currently awaiting the translation of the second novella (and third book overall) in the series, Times of Contempt. Which, apparently, takes an insanely long time for some reason, because it’s been nearly four years now since the release of the last translated book, Blood of Elves. Yes, that’s right — four years. I think they need to start paying some of these guys overtime and/or hire more than one single translator. Just a suggestion."
The Witcher Trilogy bundle is currently listed with an 89% discount on Steam, and you can save over $60 thanks to this Summer Sale discount.
Daily Video Game writes: "Xbox Store has just launched two new digital game sales that heavily discount various Shocktober games, games from popular publishers, as well as Xbox 360 games that are backward compatible with Xbox Series X/S and Xbox One right now!"
The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings - Enhanced Edition debuted on Xbox 360 10 years ago, laying the foundations of CDPR's console releases.
I take the Witcher 3 over part 2, but Cyberpunk was a disappointment. God I hated Johnny Silverhand so much.
I wish they would bring the series over to the ps3 so I could really sink my teeth into the series. I guess then I would have a reason to check the books out lol.
"It's just not fair that these developers/publishers get to flaunt that stuff on specific consoles, you know... and like, I have to hide every emotion I get. Just imagine if developers/publishers weren't weirded out by not remaining a console exclusive and just like... wanted to see everyone happy. That's the world I would one day like to live in."