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"The Witcher 3" is getting a late upgrade, as is "Songs of the Past".

The article discusses the upcoming 'Songs of the Past' expansion for The Witcher 3 video game, which is being released later than initially planned. This update adds new content to the popular game, including additional quests and features. The article highlights the anticipation among fans and provides details about what players can expect from this late upgrade. It emphasizes the continued support for The Witcher 3 by its developers, CD Projekt Red.

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"The Witcher 3" is getting a late upgrade, as is "Songs of the Past".

The article discusses the upcoming 'Songs of the Past' expansion for The Witcher 3 video game, which is being released later than initially planned. This update adds new content to the popular game, including additional quests and features. The article highlights the anticipation among fans and provides details about what players can expect from this late upgrade. It emphasizes the continued support for The Witcher 3 by its developers, CD Projekt Red.

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