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The Witcher developer CD Projekt Red has initiated a mysterious stream on its Twitch channel.
The stream is currently titled “Data Transmission in Progress_,” with lines of white code streaming by on a black background. It’s unclear exactly what the stream’s purpose is, though. As of press time, the stream is currently connected to the Twitch game category “Cyberpunk 2077.”
This vague stream follows Cyberpunk’s latest showing at Gamescom 2018. During the gaming convention, IGN broke down differences from E3 to Gamescom that we saw in the behind-closed-doors Cyberpunk demo.
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Preacher Ends Its Best Season Yet
Warning: this review contains spoilers for the entire third season of Preacher.
Just a quick note to start things off. Since we’ve stopped running weekly reviews for Preacher, this article will serve as a combined take on the season finale of Preacher and the season as a whole.
Without burying the lede, Preacher’s third season is easily the strongest and most consistently enjoyable of the series to date. Both previous seasons had some fundamental hurdles they were never able to overcome. Season 1 spent far too long focusing on characters and storylines that didn’t matter in the end, almost completely wiping the slate clean so that Jesse Custer’s road trip could finally begin. Season 2, like so many seasons of so many other comic book shows, was too long and never justified its 13 episode focus on the New Orleans storyline.