VG247 has an article of how CDPR is trying to right its wrongs from the initial launch of 2077 with Phantom Liberty. Now only showing the deep changes to the systems they deem in 2077 vr 2.0 but also how open they are about it running on current gen consoles. Here is a snip;
When the DLC drops, you’ll be pleased to know, a lot of these system-side changes will be applied to the whole game – not just the bit you have to pay extra for. That’s the real appeal of Phantom Liberty, I think; it reframes the game as Cyberpunk 2077 2.0, and issues a really strong argument for you booting up the game and starting another save file.
There's a lot of star power in Cyberpunk 2077.
CD Projekt Red will tell us a bit more about Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty this June image
But aside from how it feels to me, and the other creators that have had a chance to play it, the fact that CD Projekt Red is out here showing off Phantom Liberty on PS5 at all is a masterstroke. It demonstrates the developer is not scared of the DLC’s reception on console, it shows that there is an actual playable, cromulent build of the game already out there, and it shows the studio is actively proud of it – proud enough to let people at Summer Games Fest and Xbox FanFest play it, at least.