Corporations are giant, multinational companies that dominate the world of Cyberpunk and Night City. They can range from simple media corporations, to agriculture corps to service and computing corps to worldwide security firms, and they will kill anyone and anything that stands in their way. They operate 24/7, buying, selling or providing services to many around the world. Unlike businesses today, megacorporations in the Cyberpunk landscape are cutthroat and violence is actually a common occurrence within corporations as a way to work yourself up the ladder. Blackmail, extortion, bribery, kidnapping and assassination are common place in Night City’s white collar world. Successful corporations don’t act above the law, because they are the Law. As a Corpo, you always have to watch your back and many are highly paranoid of losing their place by those trailing them on the ladder. The power structure is so that the CEO and president are at the top of the food chain with high level executives right under. You will typically see a power struggle and infighting amongst management, and lower leveled executives trying to work their way up in the world via dishonesty, manipulation and by blindsiding those around them. There are many types of Corporations. Mediacorps are giant conglomerates that control the airwaves across the world. It is suspected many of the larger media corps have deep ties to the government. Network news 54 is a 24 hour news station originating in the United States, and World News Service is a 24 hour news service across the world. Agricorps were started as smaller family farms. After the world market collapse however, many farms were boarded up and their huge segments of land became barren from neglect. The larger farms survived the collapse and thus had more leverage with the smaller guys out of the way and started to buy up fertile land. By 2020 65% of farmland in the US was owned by corporations producing CHOOH2 a biofuel of the future. Petrochem are the largest producer of CHOOH2. SovOil also produces Chooh2, but their product is inferior to SovOil. Manufacturing corporations were least affected by the collapse. They range from producing vehicles to childrens toys. Militech, who was formerly ArmaTech-Luccessi is a military arms giant. Arasaka is a secutirities corp and a rival of militechs. EBM is a computer hardware manufacturer, and IEC manufacturers smaller components such as computer chips and hardware. In the world of Cyberpunk almost everything revolves around a computer of some sort. Through Advanced tech and the emergence of the Net, Computing corporations have a firm grasp on the world of Night City. Zetatech is a silicon valley software development corporation. Microtech creates workstation computers a ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nhUtT5Guy3Y

CDPR shattering yet another record, a Cyberpunk 2077 rip-off that you’re going to have to see to believe, a delay in the world of cyberpunk (don’t worry its not the game), and Silverhands arm, it’s origin and how we pointed out a detail about it a while back before it was somewhat officially confirmed all in today's Cyberpunk 2077 News! First up we have CDPR officially surpassing Ubisoft to become the most valuable video game company in Europe in terms of Market capitalisation. Now although this number does fluctuate, this past Monday cemented CDPR at being worth a whopping 36.5 billion zloty, versus Ubisoft’s 35.6 billion zloty. Remember that Ubisoft drops a ton of titles in a given year and are slated to release Watch Dogs Legion, Gods and Monsters, Rainbow Six Quarantine, Assassins Creed Valhalla as well as an unknown title, versus CDPRs solo title Cyberpunk 2077. So much for single player games being dead. Moving on Developer Net Ease has announced a new mobile game titled Code: T which bares a striking resemblance to Cyberpunk 2077, it’s aesthetic and most definitely in what seems to be its protagonist. Now mobile games are notorious for essentially ripping off larger more successful games, and it really does seem like NetEase is teetering a very very fine line here. Now I’m no lawyer, but loopholes exist, and to be honest looking at this right now, it seems like a suit so early and at this stage is unlikely. I’ll be keeping an eye on this one, but I can foresee legal troubles for this studio as we learn more about it and how far they’ve poached elements from 2077. Moving on we sadly have a delay on the World of Cyberpunk 2077 Lore book which was expected to launch in early June. It’s been pushed around a month to July 14th, so if you were expecting to get a dose of lore in the form of just under 100 pages of reading material, you’re going to have to wait a bit longer. definitely A big bummer since the full release of the tabletop RPG Cyberpunk red has also been delayed due to supply chain issues. Finally, we have a full trailer from Xbox about the development of the Cyberpunk 2077 console. I didn’t think it was going to be quite as interesting as it was, so check it out if you have yet to. Now if you remember my 30-minute-deep dive analysis, one of the bigger points we made was that whilst Johnny Silverhand opposed arasaka for things done to him in the source material lore of Cyberpunk 2020, his arm was manufactured by Araska if you took a deeper look. In this video they explicitly come out and say this, while mentioning the design process behind the Silverhand controller. As you can see the silver part of the controller has the Arasaka branding, as do the fibres that we pointed out have them in Silverhands arm. We ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-NcdXHQT_Y