So that PS5 and PS4 players can review the year again, Sony launched a campaign a few days ago that shows which games you played in 2021, how many trophies you were able to get and which game you spent the most time in . It’s a shame that many PlayStation fans can’t attend at the moment – especially since you’re missing out on some gifts.
Wrap-Up sums up gaming year 2021 for PlayStation fans
Well, can you give a rough estimate of how much time you’ve spent on your PlayStation over the last year and how many trophies you’ve snagged in your games? Probably not. But that’s not a problem, because Sony is offering the wrap-up function again this year, allowing PS4 and PS5 players to create a summary of their gaming year, which contains some interesting information.
The statistics not only show your individual successes, but also let you take a look at the figures of the entire PlayStation community throw. To create the recap, all PlayStation players need to do is go to the promotion page and log in with their PlayStation account. In addition, PS5 players should ensure that they have consented to the collection of “full data” in the system settings, while PS4 players will find this item under the name “additional data” in the options menu (source: PlayStation Blog).
Anyone who has successfully requested their wrap-up will then receive it sent a download code for four free avatarswhich can be used on both PS4 and PS5 – at least in theory.
PlayStation players cannot create Wrap-Up
Because if you take a look at the comments on Twitter, you will see that many players complain that that they cannot invoke their wrap-up. Instead, an error message appears stating that the relevant data could not be found – even though it worked without any problems last year.
Sony has not yet commented on the problem. It is quite possible that the corresponding players will go away empty-handed. Within the GIGA editorial team, too, there were multiple problems when calling up the wrap-up. At least one of our editors could access the function via the smartphone, but this solution does not seem to be universally applicable either. If Sony solves the problem in the coming days, we will let you know.