Games annual review 2020: PS5, Xbox Series X, Cyberpunk 2077 - the news of the year

A definitely eventful year is drawing to a close. Time to review the past twelve months: In our video special below, we don't want to take a look at the games released in 2020 (many more reviews will follow in the coming days and over Christmas), but instead five of the most important reports highlight those who moved us and the community this year. The releases of the new consoles PS5 and Xbox Series X should of course not be missing: The new devices were released in November 2020.

Both Sony and Microsoft have reported new launch records - PS5 and Xbox Series S / X have sold more frequently around the launch than their predecessor consoles. Those who wanted to pre-order one of the new consoles noticed the huge rush: the allotments at the dealers have always been sold out within a very short time. After all, Sony and Microsoft have announced replenishment: In our news area we will keep you up to date on the latest developments. Also take a look at our regularly updated bargain guide so you don't miss any deals from the gaming world.

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We have more important messages from the gaming year 2020 in the video. Check out our website regularly in the coming days: We have prepared many more reviews for you - of course there are also one or the other preview for the year 2021.

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