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Cyberpunk 2077 — Ultimate Edition
After 3 years of patches, this is the version they should have shipped. The Phantom Liberty story is honestly the best thing CDPR has written. At 64% off, it's a no-brainer if you skipped it at launch.
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Live drops.
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Three shelves. Nothing else.
— 01GamesPC and console keys, DLC, season passes. Pricing checked across Steam, GOG, Epic, Humble. 15 live— 02GearKeyboards, mice, headsets, monitors, controllers. Only stuff with at least one year of reviews behind it. 12 live— 03AI toolsSubscriptions for builders. Cursor, ChatGPT, Claude, Midjourney, Runway, ElevenLabs — when there's a real deal to be had. 10 live
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Afthab. Chennai. Plays too much.
Software engineer by day. Plays through one RPG a month, breaks a keyboard every six. Has been buying gaming gear on the internet since the Steam Summer Sale of 2011 was new and exciting.
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