🔥 Cyberpunk 2077 sells 20 million copies, half of Witcher 3's sales - TweakTown Daily

Our content for yesterday, September 29 2022 [logo daily mail]() [ HOTTEST CONTENT: [Cyberpunk 2077 sells 20 million copies, half of Witcher 3's sales]( Following a week of surging player counts, CD Projekt RED officially confirms that Cyberpunk 2077 has now sold 20 million copies across all platforms. [ [ASUS ROG Strix GeForce RTX 4090 retail box is ridiculously HUGE]( The next-gen ASUS ROG Strix GeForce RTX 4090 OC Edition graphics card retail box teased, and OMG it is absolutely, ridiculously massive. A true behemoth. [ [Intel Arc A770 and A750 graphics cards now with some reviewers]( Intel's new Arc A770 and Arc A750 graphics cards are now in the hands of (cherry picked) reviewers worldwide, let's see how this goes, hey? [ [Police to hit the streets in electric 2024 Chevrolet Blazer EV PPV]( The all-new 2024 Blazer EV PPV is Chevy's first all-electric vehicle designed specifically for law enforcement, offering LEOs another EV option to consider. [ [Watch Dogs game creator joins NetEase to develop new IP]( Watch Dogs series creator Jonathan Morin has joined NetEase Montreal to develop new AAA video games IP for the billion-dollar live service titan. [ [God of War PC dev making new live service PlayStation game]( Sony has conscripted God of War PC developer Jetpack Interactive to work on a new live service game based on a 'prized PlayStation IP' [ [WVU researchers using robots to improve workplace safety for employees]( Researchers from West Virginia University hope to use robots to improve workplace safety for retail employees and customers while in store. [ [Skyrim is $70 on Switch, costs $20 more on eShop than other stores]( The Elder Scrolls V Skyrim Anniversary Edition is the Nintendo Switch's first $70 base game, and is currently $20 more on the eShop than any other store. [ [Eviation's maiden all electric flight earns praise from US lawmakers]( Alice, an electric jet from Eviation, made its maiden voyage earlier this week in Washington - shows what could be a very bright future for electric planes. [ [PlayStation ignites controversy by prioritizing support to select few]( Sony's new PlayStation Stars loyalty program has lots of perks as you level up, including unlockables, free games, and...priority to PlayStation support? [ [10 years of development...and Skull and Bones has been delayed again]( 10 years of development isn't enough to save Skull and Bones, Ubisoft has delayed the game again for the fifth time, pushing it back to March 9, 2023. [ [Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund to buy games publisher for $13bn]( Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund is prepared to spend $13 billion to acquire a leading video games publisher, and here are some possible targets. [ [Introducing The Wingman, a fast food robot able to fry up foods]( The Wingman from Nala Robotics is able to cook chicken wings, French fries, and other food items in a restaurant or fast food establishment. [ [US military interested in deploying electric jet skis for missions]( Jet skis currently aren't the most practical form of transportation for military operators, but electric models have a far wider appeal. [ [Google is officially shutting down its Stadia game streaming service]( As per usual, Google is officially shutting down a big multi-billion dollar business venture after only two years...this time it's Stadia game streaming. [ [US military excited about drones and manned aircraft working together]( Drones leave a lasting impression on the US military, as R&D and purchases continue to increase as the military works to keep modernized. [ [Dell Inspiron 14 (7420) 2-in-1 Touchscreen Laptop Review]( Dell's Inspiron 14 (7420) touchscreen laptop is a well-optioned 2-in-1 system based on Intel's 12th Gen U-Series. Join us as we see how it performs. [ [Four more PlayStation 5 games are coming to PC soon]( Sony is bringing three more PlayStation 5 games to PC as it chases more diversified revenue streams and recurring game sales across multiple platforms. [ [UT researchers looking for solutions to extend EV charging problems]( Potential electric vehicle buyers remain worried about battery life and recharge times, though there is continued research being done to improve both. [ [Experts sound disaster alarm over Russian pipeline leak]( The Nord Stream pipelines have suffered a leak that experts have sounded an alarm on as it could cause disastrous environmental effects. [ [Scientists discover structure older than the Pyramids or Stonehenge]( A team of archaeologists discovered and are currently uncovering a monumental building that dates back to the Stone Age 7,000 years ago. [ [Apple News hackers send extremely offensive push notification to users]( Apple and a business magazine have confirmed they have been hacked, and an extremely offensive push notification was sent out to users. [ [Forests are now growing larger and faster due to more carbon dioxide]( A new Ohio State University study has shown that trees are growing significantly larger due to increased levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. [ [New NASA report reveals its goals for the Moon and Mars]( NASA has released a collection of 63 objectives for its Moon to Mars program, creating a definitive blueprint for continued human space exploration. [ [NASA releases video of Hurricane Ian hitting Florida from space]( NASA live-streamed Category 4 storm Hurricane Ian making landfall on the Gulf Coast of Florida from its cameras aboard the International Space Station. [ [Satellite spies on Russian gas pipeline leak suspected of sabotage]( European leaders have accused Russia of sabotaging its own gas pipeline following reports from seismologists that detected underwater explosions. [ [Scientists shocked at NASA's DART impact causing asteroid to brighten]( NASA has collided its Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) into an asteroid, and researchers were shocked at how the asteroid brightened. [ [Twitter ran ads on profiles featuring child sexual abuse material]( Advertisements by Coca-Cola, Disney and NBC Universal were found next to child sexual abuse material on Twitter profiles, according to a report. [Having trouble reading? 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