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PS5 wins Best Gaming Hardware at the Golden Control stick Awards 2021

The PS5 has been voted the Best Gaming Hardware at this year's Golden Control stick Awards, beating out some badly stiff rivalry.

It's been a pregnant year for gaming hardware - even if trying to buy whatever of IT has been like trying to recover a unicorn - with the PS5 winning over the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S consoles from Microsoft, and even sunset twelvemonth's winner the Nvidia RTX 3080 series artwork cards.

Have a look at the full inclination of Best Gaming Hardware nominations below:

PS5 (winner)
Xbox Series X
Xbox Serial S
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080
Nintendo Switch OLED
WD_BLACK SN850 NVMe SSD

The PS5 has been in headlines for many reasons since it launched ripe last year, from comments on its now-iconic design to the innovative strides made with its DualSense comptroller, with all its haptic feedback and adaptive trigger tech. Not to mention the current issues with PS5 restock updates, alongside some superior PS5 exclusives similar Returnal, Deathloop, Spider-Man: Miles Morales, and Sackboy: A Man-sized Adventure.

The win for the PS5 comes just weeks afterwards the console's first day of remembrance, a year which, as we aforesaid in our atomic number 75-review of the console, has been defined by "exclusivity and elusivity".

"Instead of coasting on on the strength of its launch games... Sony has continued to deliver a host of brilliant exclusive titles that have made the desperate quest to actually buy a PS5 just that little bit more excruciating."

"Sony's latest console is a brilliant motorcar with evenly high-oddment games to match its specs. With highly-hoped-for future PS5 games like God of War: Twilight of the Gods and Horizon: Forbidden West en route in 2022, that's only releas to get better from here."

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