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The "Action Button Reviews" video looks at Cyberpunk 2077, discussing its positives and negatives. The main criticism is that the game is too long and sprawling, and that it can be difficult to follow. The reviewer recommends that players try the game multiple times to see which version appeals to them the most.

00:00:00 Cyberpunk 2077 is a highly praised video game that is based on and features characters from a tabletop game created by Mike Pondsmith. The game was developed by CD Projekt Red and published physically and digitally for the Sony PlayStation 4 and Microsoft Xbox One video game consoles. The game was also published for PC by Warner Brothers Interactive Entertainment. Bandai Namco released the game in 24 European countries and by Spike Chunsoft for PlayStation 4 in Japan. The game was also published by CD Project RED themselves for Windows Personal Computers on the Steam and Good Old Games digital distribution platforms. The game was only released in a limited release on the Nintendo Switch.
00:05:00 Cyberpunk 2077 is a highly anticipated video game that is filled with a variety of features that appeal to fans of all types of video games. However, the game's release date is coming up and it may not be as good as people had hoped.
00:10:00 The video discusses Cyberpunk 2077, which was originally scheduled for release in April of 2020 but was later delayed. The video criticizes the game's development cycle, citing multiple delays and marketing tricks by the developers.
00:15:00 The author of the video reviews Cyberpunk 2077 and Final Fantasy VII Remake, and discusses his experiences with both games. He says that after playing the games for two years, he decided to put in his two weeks notice and leave his job. He then started working on Action Button Reviews, which covered Final Fantasy VII Remake and Cyberpunk 2077. He talks about his experience with the games and how they differed from his expectations.
00:20:00 The video's narrator explains that he decided to start his Action Button Reviews project with a review of the final fantasy VII remake and end it with a review of cyberpunk 2077. This is a technique arts critics refer to as bookending with sevens. He beginning the project with a review of the beginner course in William Gibson's novels "Neuromancer" and "Mona Lisa Overdrive," then rewatched the Matrix in 2005 and the 2012 Robocop. He then re-watched the 1990 classic Total Recall and the 2012 film of the same name. What he found was that "it's okay to like that movie on a laptop in a dark bedroom atop a mountain and a summer abandoned ski resort in new hampshire."
00:25:00 The author played through various video games, including Grand Theft Auto V, The Last of Us Part 2, Assassin's Creed Origins, and Cyberpunk 2077, and then wrote a review of each. He found that playing the game on his computer with 64 GB of RAM and an AMD Ryzen 3950X was generally enjoyable, but found fault with the demon Souls remake. He then played the game on his new PC with 128 GB of RAM, three 4 TB NVMe solid state drives, two 4 TB SATA SSDs, and an AMD Ryzen 5950X CPU, and found that the game was more enjoyable. However, in order to better understand the mechanics, structure, and presentation of the game, he replayed the opening five hours of Cyberpunk 2077 on his PlayStation 4, and the opening five hours of The Witcher 3 on his Nintendo Switch. He found that playing the games on consoles was more nausea-inducing than on his PC, and that rereading William Gibson's Neuromancer helped him understand the game better.
00:30:00 The author discusses how he prepared for the review of Cyberpunk 2077 by playing various games beforehand. He shares his thoughts on the game, including his thoughts on its length and the various superficial elements he noticed.
00:35:00 The video reviews Cyberpunk 2077, discussing its positives and negatives. The main criticism is that the game is too long and sprawling, and that it can be difficult to follow. The reviewer recommends that players try the game multiple times to see which version appeals to them the most.
00:40:00 In "Story Number One", the reviewer tries to separate their critique of Cyberpunk 2077 from the hurricane of public conversation around it. In story number two, he reviews the game by addressing every last morsel of discourse surrounding it. In story number three, he pays for a new keyboard to make sure his words would be properly recorded. All three stories are about Cyberpunk 2077.
00:45:00 In story number six, Action Button reviews Cyberpunk 2077, discussing its strengths and weaknesses. He recommends watching it, but warns of the potential for spoilers.
00:50:00 In "Action Button Reviews Cyberpunk 2077", the creator of the video game reviews it, discussing the game's narrative and structural elements. He concludes that the game is good, and that it's worth playing on PC. However, 95% of the commenters on the video are negative, criticising the creator's language and style.
00:55:00 The "Action Button Reviews" video examines Cyberpunk 2077, focusing on the game's sound and presentation. The video's real-life creator, Tim Rogers, notes that he had difficulty exporting the video and that he will be sitting on his computer for another 36-48 hours to fix the issue. If you want to watch the full video in one sitting, Rogers recommends watching it "already" while eating bacon.

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The author of this video reviews Cyberpunk 2077 and discusses how its core values apply to his own life. He promises to return to the video later and discuss how these values apply to his own life.