There's a bunch of secret dialogue in Cyberpunk 2077's main quest if you beat Phantom Liberty first, and some of it feels like groundwork for future Cyberpunk stories

When you first come across a Delamain car in , its location will be marked on the map so that you can start a major side quest right after. There are six Delamain cars in total, and V will be tasked to find all of them in Night City. However, unlike the first car, the rest will not be marked on the map, and you will have to locate them without any clues or guidance. Finding all of them will reward V with a lot of Street Cred, EXP, and Eurodollars (Eddies).

Cyberpunk 2077's development is now, for the most part, complete, marking the end of an incredible rollercoaster for CD Projekt that saw the studio go from being one of the most beloved developers in the industry to one of the most criticised, before slowly climbing back up to new heights with the release of Phantom Liberty.

has many easter eggs and secrets that players can uncover, including a Secret Dev Room hidden behind a market. Other secrets, such as tarot graffiti tarot cards and references to 's anime,, can be found in Night City if you explore. While many of these secrets can be uncovered quite easily, the Secret Dev Room is not meant to be found by players easily. However, if you are determined to locate this easter egg, there is a way.

Cyberpunk's 2.02 patch has hit, bringing with it a surfeit of tweaks, fixes, and improvements to Night City in the wake of the game's sweeping 2.0 update and accompanying redemption arc. As usual there's a whole lot of bullet points here, and I'll put the full patch notes below, but there are a couple of entries worth highlighting in particular.

A new Cyberpunk 2077 texture pack that is now available for download overhauls the base game and Phantom Liberty expansion main characters with 8K and 4K resolution textures.

For a lot of Baldur's Gate 3 fans, the real romantic pairing of the game isn't between their Tadpoled Adventurer and a companion, or even Raphael and Withers, but rather tiefling Barbarian Karlach and erstwhile infernal smith-turned-heart engine mechanic Dammon. There's certainly some sparks there in the game, but as reported by GamesRadar, an inaccessible camp scene makes it way more explicit.

Cyberpunk 2077 is an absolutely massive game, and the recently released Phantom Liberty DLC has made it even bigger. Trying to account for every single thing that players can do in a game this big must have been pretty difficult for developer for CD Projekt Red, but that doesn't mean it was impossible. It seems like the studio is well aware of the stupidity that Cyberpunk 2077 players are capable of, and has called out someone who tried to ruin one of Phantom Liberty's more emotional endings. Be warned, we're heading to spoiler town.

The Samurai Jacket from is the iconic outfit worn by V in the game's initial promotional material. While this Bomber jacket isn't hard to acquire, it can be easily missed if you only play the main story and ignore Side Gigs. The Samurai Bomber Jacket is perhaps one of the coolest outfits from a game that incorporates vibrant lighting in the collar and also has good stats for players to take advantage of. But to get the jacket, you will have to progress the main story to a certain point and start a side gig when it becomes available.

The Cyberpunk 2077 2.02 patch is releasing soon on all formats, bringing stability fixes and other improvements.

Microsoft went all-out on Xbox advertising with its takeover of the Las Vegas Sphere last night.

I don't think I'm spoiling too much off the jump by saying that Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty's endings are emotionally charged and more than a little bit devastating. It is also a natural gamer behavior to goof around in such moments, but as reported by VG247, CD Projekt Red seems to have anticipated players attempting to bork one such scene, inserting hidden dialogue to reflect their apparent death drive. Spoilers for Phantom Liberty ahead.

's free 2.0 update has brought the title closer to what players expected it would be at its initial launch in many ways. The update incorporated overhauled police AI, finally added vehicle combat and car chases, introduced a revamped Cyberware system, and overhauled the game's skill trees. Unfortunately, with the changes made to the aforementioned skill system, the skill checks found within the game's missions have worsened.