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BBC News By Steffan Powell Fighting to the death as poison gas encircles you and your mercenary friends. These experiences, and countless others, have been a lifeline for many in 2020. With gaming being so important this year, the Press X To Continue podcast team had a real challenge putting their awards of 2020 together. We won't give away the winners just yet - you can find them on BBC Sounds - but here are the contenders. The best game you've never heard of As well as the big guns like FIFA, Fortnite and Call of Duty, lesser known titles have been keeping people busy this year too.

BBC News Published image copyrightGetty Images It's safe to say things haven't gone smoothly for the makers of Cyberpunk 2077. Probably the most anticipated release of 2020, it's a game that took years of work and millions of Euros for CD Projekt Red to get onto shelves and into online stores. It even stars Keanu Reeves. And, if you've played the game on a good PC, then you've probably had a pretty sweet time. But for a lot of people jumping into the Cyberpunk 2077 world on older consoles, they found the game riddled with bugs, with little resemblance to what had been promised by developers a...

The actor tells BBC Sounds podcast Press X To Continue about his role in Cyberpunk 2077.

BBC News Published image copyrightcdprojektred When Mike Pondsmith was writing the first Cyberpunk game back in the 1980s, he didn't think he'd predict as much of the future as he has. "From cyberware to instant communications and massive corporate control, we've got it all now," he says. "The only thing we don't have is flying cars, which is really what I was hoping for. "But we do have an awful lot of Cyberpunk stuff going on in the real world and that's why I think the genre is popular again today." image copyrightMIKE PONDSMITH image captionMike Pondsmith originally created the Cyberpunk...

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