Nintendo Wii Sports, Xbox 360 BioShock Clean Up At BAFTAs
Published by William Fletcher October 25th, 2007 in Gaming, Nintendo, Microsoft, Xbox 360, Wii.
The British Academy of Film and Television Arts have given out their annual Video Game Award winners, and Wii Sports and Xbox 360’s BioShock both did considerably well.
By the time the ceremony was over, Wii Sports picked up a total of six of the thirteen awards: Strategy and Simulation, Multiplayer, Casual And Social, Gameplay, Innovation, and naturally, Sports. BioShock only picked up one prize, but it was a biggie — best game.
Broken down by console, the Wii had the most wins with six awards altogether, the PS2 was next with a respectable tally of four, and the Xbox 360 was next with three. While many PlayStation 3 titles were nominated, not a single nom converted into a win.
The full list of winners, courtesy of Eurogamer, were as follows:
Action and Adventure: Crackdown
Strategy and Simulation: Wii Sports
Sports: Wii Sports
Multiplayer: Wii Sports
Casual and Social: Wii Sports
Use of Audio: Crackdown
Original Score: Okami
Technical Achievement: God of War II
Artistic Achievement: Okami
Gameplay: Wii Sports
Innovation: Wii Sports
Story and Character: God of War II
Game: Bioshock
The Gamers’ Award: Football Manager 2007 (PC)
BAFTA’s “Ones to Watch”: Ragnarawk
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