Votes Have Been Cast And The Winners Are In
G4TV hosted it’s annual GPhoria awards show last night, bestowing honors to the top games based on viewer votes. The broadcast was lame with a capital LAME, but what can you expect from a ntwork that has been stripped down and retooled to become Spike TV 2. A list of the winners follows. Let us know what you think of the choices in the comments section.
Game of the Year – The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion – Xbox 360
Best Action Game – Shadow of the Colossus – PS2
Best Shooter – Call of Duty 2 – Xbox 360
Best RPG – The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion – Xbox 360
Best Looking Game – The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion – Xbox 360
Best Handheld Game – Mario Kart – Nintendo DS
Best Original Game – Guitar Hero – PS2
Best Multiplayer Game – Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter – Xbox 360
Best Game Soundtrack – Kingdom Hearts 2 – PS2
Best Game Voiceover – Kingdom Hearts 2 – PS2
Best Strategy Game – Star Wars: Empire at War – PC
Best Traditional Sports – Fight Night 3 – PS2
Best Alternative Sports – Mario Baseball – Gamecube
List courtesy Faith Naked at Destructoid
Fruit Brute
Posted to Television, Video Games on 9 August 2006
· Comments (3)
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Hey, no more “Best Voice Acting Award Goes to Whoever Bothered to Show Up (And Is Hot)?”
I never bothered after the first one. Seeing Flock of Seagulls they way they were was far too depressing.
Dammit! Oblivion sucks, what gives? Game of the year my butt. Oh and Colossus is more of an experience than a game but that’s cool, as long as it wins something.
I found GPhoria cheesy, but still entertaining…kind of like how I find Conan O’Brien entertaining.
And Oblivion was a helluva game that did a lot to suck you into their world and make you feel you accomplished something, which turn-based RPGs have a hard time doing. It isn’t a perfect game, but it definitely deserved it.