Cyberpunk 2077 & PewDiePie Partner For Awesome Metal Poster Sale

Cyberpunk 2077 is partnering with world-famous content creator PewDiePie to sell metal game posters online with a considerable discount.

Prominent online content creator PewDiePie has partnered with Cyberpunk 2077 to sell metal posters online. Cyberpunk 2077 is the Holy Grail of the modern gaming scene. It’s been delayed so many times that fans are beginning to doubt if they’ll ever get their hands on it. The vast open world and in-depth RPG gameplay it promises are tantalizing enough to engender patience in a lot of fans, but no one knows how much longer it will really take.

People who are very excited for Cyberpunk 2077 can show their love over on Displate, a website that sells metal posters. The website has partnered with PewDiePie himself to sell metal prints from the long awaited dystopian RPG. Fans have a lot of different styles to choose from. They can get art style prints showcasing the distinct fashion styles in Night City, as well as steelbook prints, concept art, gang logos, and key art. Thanks to PewDiePie’s promotion, fans can enjoy 33% off purchases of one or two posters, and 40% off purchases of three or more.

PewDiePie is a widely renowned online comedian. As of 2019 he was the most popular entertainer on YouTube. Unfortunately, he’s also one of the most controversial figures in the gaming industry. He has repeatedly come under fire for promoting racist and bigoted views, as well as using racially insensitive language. His widespread fame is considerably tarnished by these actions, and because of this, many don’t believe he’s worth the time of day. His association with a game like Cyberpunk 2077 is in many ways regrettable, but the fact remains that these are some solid deals.

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Source: Displate

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