No Man's Sky wins the "Still Playing" medal at the Golden Joystick Awards
Nov. 10, 2023The best comeback in video game history?
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No Man’s Sky has earned yet another accolade for its longevity - it’s won the “Still Playing” award at theGolden Joystick Awardspowered by Intel.
No Man’s Sky has emerged victorious in one of the most competitive and heavily populated categories in the Golden Joystick portfolio this year, beating out Fortnite, Apex Legends, and even last year’s winner, Genshin Impact.
Earlier in the year, a lot of folks prophesized the end of No Man’s Sky due to its similarities to Starfield, but a strongPSVR 2port, as well as a celebration of itsseventh birthday, helped carry it through the year.
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