CD Projekt Red Unfazed by Next-Gen Delays Amid RAM Price Surge

CD Projekt Red's CEO isn't sweating potential delays for next-gen consoles, even as RAM costs soar. Here's why the studio stays optimistic.
Ever worried that the next big console might be delayed because of skyrocketing RAM prices? CD Projekt Red's joint CEO, Michał Nowakowski, isn't losing any sleep over it.
In a recent chat, Nowakowski addressed the rising costs of components like RAM, which have been a hot topic in the gaming world. With prices climbing, some fear that next-gen consoles could see delays or become pricier. But CD Projekt Red, the studio behind Cyberpunk 2077 and The Witcher series, is keeping a cool head.
Nowakowski said he 'isn't worried' about the potential for delays. He believes that the industry will adapt, and that any hiccups are just part of the tech evolution. It's a refreshing take, especially when you consider how much we gamers rely on new hardware to push the boundaries of what our favorite games can do.
Of course, it's not just about the hardware. CD Projekt Red has had its own share of challenges, particularly with the bumpy launch of Cyberpunk 2077. But Nowakowski's confidence suggests a studio that's learned from the past and is looking forward, not back.
For players, this could mean that the next generation of gaming won't be as far off as we might fear. If a major studio like CD Projekt Red isn't panicking, maybe we shouldn't either. After all, they're the ones making the games we'll be playing on those shiny new consoles.
So, will you be picking up a next-gen console as soon as it drops, or are you happy to wait until the price is right? Let us know in the comments!
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