AIAS Winners Announced
Next Generation has the results from the Interactive Achievement Awards, one of the most respected accolades a game can receive. God of War came away very, very well from the event. If you're interested, you should know that starting in 2007 the AIAS may be televised in a collaboration with Dick Clark Productions. Some of the given awards: "Game of the Year: God of War, PC Game of the Year:
Battlefield 2, Console Game of the Year: God of War, Outstanding Innovation in Gaming: Guitar Hero, Outstanding Achievement: Animation: God of War, Outstanding Achievement: Art Direction: Shadow of the Colossus, Outstanding Achievement: Soundtrack: Guitar Hero" Just a little more respectable than a SpikeTV award.
It's Prince Of Persia with added breasts and all the style surgically removed along with the decent platforming controls in order to make way for more fighting.
Whether or not that's a bad thing is up to you, but I didn't like it very much.
"I Know You Are But What Am I?"
Just a little more respectable than a SpikeTV award.
I'll admit SpikeTV's little game award show was just as cheesy as the vast majority (ok 99%) of SciFi's low-budget B-movies, but come on, they had Samuel L. Jackson. That alone has got to score some points with the gaming crowd. I mean really, would you rather have an award handed to you by Jackson or Clark? I just hope that Seacrest (out!) doesn't somehow sneek into the Dick Clark production set.
If big boobed women work at Hooters do one legged women work at IHOP?
but all it looks like it running around trying to wack over sized monsters in glowie spots...
:) It's actually a very fun game, and when you play it everything feels put together well. Not a lot of loose ends.
But it does it with style
-Chris
Of the many FPSs I've played (some futuristic, some realistic), BF2 is of the best ever. You really do feel like you're on a battlefield (except the dying part). I wonder if the Army uses it for training (a la America's Army).
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From TFA: This isn't exactly true. The AIAS requires that publishers pay a membership fee in order for their games to be considered for these awards. Several publishers, including Capcom and Majesco, have (for whatever reason) refused to pay; as a result, their games are ineligible.
I wish the game press would be clearer about this when discussing the AIAS.
Umm.... That was shadow of the Colossus. http://www.us.playstation.com/Content/OGS/SCUS-97
This is god of war: http://us.playstation.com/Content/OGS/SCUS-97399/
I've played through both, and enjoyed them both. God of war has a better camera. Both had some great boss battles, tight controls, and a lot of fun.
I try not to laugh in death's face. I tend to make belittling comments and snicker behind death's back.
Yes. If I still got mod points I'd mod up the other people on this thread, but since I don't (??), I'll just second all their opinions. God of War is a fantastic game. I rented it and beat it.. now I'm waiting for it to come down from $50 so I can justify buying it.
The first game I've ever played that made me actively consider upgrading my computer.
And when the dollar numbers for that proved untenable, I started considering upgrading my grandparents' computer. (It's fast enough; it just needs non-integrated video.)
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