ah right well yeah it should still do. devs usually support the old consoles for a few years because of the install base of new consoles.it will be easier than ever to support it now though as long as they stick to x86. its not like cell/power pc and x86 console versions. just should stay x86 now.

Where did I say that less money isn’t logical?
I said that if the game will launch at the same time as the new consoles (likely) and knowing for a fact that this game has a larger scope than Wild Hunt and supposing that they won’t downgrade it as they factually did to Wild Hunt to make it run on base Ps4/One, there’s no certainty that the game will have a large console installed base that will grant them that they will regain (or make a profit) the money spent on the development on two other platforms.
At the end of the day, I’m not ruling out any option, I’m just stating the obvious that as of now, CD PR hasn’t say a thing about the fact that Cyberpunk will also be published on Ps4/One.

“wild hunt sold more on PC than both consoles combined”… yeah i dont think so. the last official numbers by CDPR put PC version a bit ahead of the xbox version but there hasnt been any official numbers in along time.

you think less money isnt logical for CDPR? less money isnt logical for any business

What seems logical to me and you, may not be logical for their business and what we believe is different from what they say/don’t say. I asked for a direct quotation, assumptions may be right, but not a certainty that states facts.
We don’t know when Cyberpunk will be published, at this pace probably in 2020 when a new generation of consoles will likely start.
Also, Wild Hunt sold way more on pc than on both consoles combined.

of course its going to be on consoles to. its a logical business move not to mention the studio is something like twice as big now to produce this