Post by: DrForester on February 04, 2003, 05:12:35 AM
Finalists for 2003’s Game of the Year include:
• Animal Crossing™ for the NINTENDO GAMECUBE™, published by Nintendo of America Inc., developed by Nintendo Co. Ltd.;
• Battlefield 1942 for the PC, published by Electronic Arts, developed by Digital Illusions;
• Ratchet & Clank for the PlayStation® 2, published by Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc., developed by Insomniac Games;
• Metroid Prime for the NINTENDO GAMECUBE, published by Nintendo of America Inc., developed by Retro Studios;
• Grand Theft Auto: Vice City for the PlayStation 2, published by Rockstar Games, developed by Rockstar North.
Finalists for 2003’s PC Game of the Year include:
• Age of Mythology™, published by Microsoft, developed by Ensemble Studios;
• Battlefield 1942, published by Electronic Arts, developed by Digital Illusions;
• Medal of Honor Allied Assault™, published by Electronic Arts, developed by 2015 Inc.;
• Neverwinter Nights™, published by Infogrames, developed by BioWare;
• Warcraft III®: Reign of Chaos, published and developed by Blizzard.
Finalists for 2003’s Console Game of the Year include:
• Splinter Cell for the Xbox, published by UbiSoft, developed by UbiSoft Montreal;
• Ratchet & Clank for the PlayStation 2, published by Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc., developed by Insomniac Games;
• Metroid Prime for the NINTENDO GAMECUBE, published by Nintendo of America Inc., developed by Retro Studios;
• Grand Theft Auto: Vice City for the PlayStation 2, published by Rockstar Games, developed by Rockstar North;
• Eternal Darkness: Sanity’s Requiem™ for the NINTENDO GAMECUBE, published by Nintendo of America Inc., developed by Silicon Knights;
• Animal Crossing for the NINTENDO GAMECUBE, published by Nintendo of America Inc., developed by Nintendo Co. Ltd.
Finalists for 2003's Innovation in PC Gaming include:
• Battlefield 1942, published by Electronic Arts, developed by Digital Illusions;
• Dungeon Siege, published by Microsoft Game Studios, developed by Gas Powered Games;
• Grand Theft Auto III, published by Rockstar, developed by Rockstar North;
• Medal of Honor: Allied Assault, published by Electronic Arts, developed by 2015 Inc.;
• Neverwinter Nights, published by Infogrames, developed by Bioware;
• Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos, published and developed by Blizzard Entertainment.
Finalists for 2003's Innovation in Console Gaming include:
• Animal Crossing for the NINTENDO GAMECUBE, published by Nintendo of America, developed by Nintendo Co. Ltd.;
• Eternal Darkness for the NINTENDO GAMECUBE, published by Nintendo of America, developed by Silicon Knights;
• Grand Theft Auto: Vice City for the PlayStation 2, published by Rockstar, developed by Rockstar North;
• Metroid Prime for the NINTENDO GAMECUBE, published by Nintendo of America, developed by Retro Studios;
• Splinter Cell for the Xbox, published by Ubi Soft, developed by Ubi Soft Montreal.
Finalists for 2003's Console Action Adventure Game of the Year include:
• Grand Theft Auto: Vice City for the PlayStation 2, published by Rockstar, developed by Rockstar North;
• Splinter Cell for the Xbox, published by Ubi Soft, developed by Ubi Soft Montreal;
• Hitman 2 for the Xbox, published by Eidos, developed by IO Interactive;
• JSRF - Jet Set Radio Future for the Xbox, published by SEGA of America, developed by SEGA and Smilebit;
• Rez for the PlayStation 2, published by SEGA of America, developed by SEGA and United Game Artists.
Finalists for 2003's Console Fighting Game of the Year include:
• Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee for the PlayStation 2, published by Infogrames, developed by Pipeworks Software;
• Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance for the PlayStation 2, published and developed by Midway;
• Capcom VS. SNK 2: EO for the PlayStation 2, published by Capcom, developed by Capcom Japan;
• Tekken 4 for the PlayStation 2, published and developed by Namco;
• Virtua Fighter 4 for the PlayStation 2, published by SEGA of America, developed by SEGA and AM2.
Finalists for 2003's Console First Person Action Game of the Year include:
• Metroid Prime for the NINTENDO GAMECUBE, published by Nintendo of America, developed by Retro Studios;
• Medal of Honor: Frontline for the PlayStation 2, published by Electronic Arts, developed by Electronic Arts LA;
• James Bond 007: Nightfire for the PlayStation 2, published by Electronic Arts, developed by Eurocom Entertainment and EA;
• Timesplitters2 for the PlayStation 2, published by Eidos, developed by Free Radical Design Ltd.;
• Ghost Recon for the Xbox, published by Ubi Soft, developed by Red Storm Entertainment.
Finalists for 2003's Console Platfor Action / Adventure Game of the Year include:
• Ratchet and Clank for the PlayStation 2, published by Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc., developed by Insomniac Games;
• Sly Cooper and the Thievious Raccoonus for the PlayStation 2, published by Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc., developed by Sucker Punch;
• Super Mario Sunshine for the NINTENDO GAMECUBE, published by Nintendo of America, developed by Nintendo Co. Ltd.
Finalists for 2003's Console Racing Game of the Year include:
• ATV Offroad Fury 2 for the PlayStation 2, published by Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc., developed by Rainbow Studios;
• Moto GP: Ultimate Racing Technology for the Xbox, pubished by THQ, developed by Climax;
• RalliSport Challenge for the Xbox, published by Microsoft Game Studio, developed by Digital Illusions;
• NASCAR Thunder 2003 for the PlayStation 2, published by Electronic Arts, developed by Electronic Arts Tiburon;
• Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2 for the PlayStation 2, published by Electronic Arts, developed by Electronic Arts Black Box.
Finalists for 2003's Console RPG of the Year include:
• Animal Crossing for the NINTENDO GAMECUBE, published by Nintendo of America, developed by Nintendo Co. Ltd.;
• Kingdom Hearts for the PlayStation 2, published by Square Electronic Arts, developed by Squaresoft;
• Wild Arts 3 for the PlayStation 2, published by Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc., developed by MediaVision;
• Final Fantasy X for the PlayStation 2, published by Square Electronic Arts, developed by Squaresoft;
• Suikoden 3 for the PlayStation 2, pubished by Konami, developed by KCET.
Finalists for 2003's Console Sports Game of the Year include:
• NCAA Football 2003 for the PlayStation 2, published by Electronic Arts, developed by Tiburon;
• Aggressive Inline for the PlayStation 2, published by Acclaim, developed by Z-AXIS;
• NHL 2K3 for the Xbox, published by SEGA of America, developed by Visual Concepts;
• Madden NFL 2003 for the PlayStation 2, published by Electronic Arts, developed by Tiburon;
• Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4 for the PlayStation 2, published by Activision, developed by Neversoft.
Finalists for 2003's Family Game of the Year include:
• Back Yard Football for the NINTENDO GAMECUBE, published by Infogrames, developed by Humongous Entertainment;
• Mario Party 4 for the NINTENDO GAMECUBE, published by Nintendo of America, developed by Hudson Soft;
• Scooby Doo! Night of 100 Frights for the PlayStation 2, published by THQ, developed by Heavy Iron;
• Harry Potter & the Chamber of Secrets for the PC, published by Electronic Arts, developed by Electronic Arts UK;
• SpongeBob Squarepants: Employee of the Month for the PC, published by THQ, developed by AWE Games.
Finalists for 2003's Handheld Game of the Year include:
• Metroid Fusion for the Game Boy Advance, published by Nintendo of America, developed by Nintendo Co. Ltd.;
• The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past / Four Swords for the Game Boy Advance, published by Nintendo of America, developed by Nintendo Co. Ltd.;
• Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3 for the Game Boy Advance, published by Nintendo of America, developed by Nintendo Co. Ltd.;
• Castlevania - Harmony of Dissonance for the Game Boy Advance, published by Konami, developed by Konami KCET.
Finalists for 2003's Online Gameplay of the Year include:
• Twisted Metal Black Online for the PlayStation 2, published by Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc., developed by Incog Entertainment;
• Command and Conquer: Renegade for the PC, published by Electronic Arts, developed by Electronic Arts Westwood;
• Battlefield 1942 for the PC, published by Electronic Arts, developed by Digital Illusions.
Finalists for 2003's PC Action / Adventure Game of the Year include:
• Star Wars Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast, published by Lucas Arts, developed by Raven;
• Grand Theft Auto III, published by Rockstar, developed by Rockstar North;
• Syberia, published and developed by Microids;
• The Thing, published by Black Label Games, developed by Computer Artworks.
Finalists for 2003's PC First Person Action Game of the Year include:
• No One Lives Forever 2: A Spy in H.A.R.M.'s Way, published by Sierra Entertainment, developed by Monolith;
• Medal of Honor: Allied Assault, published by Electronic Arts, developed by 2015 Inc.;
• America's Army, published and developed by the US Army.
Finalists for 2003's PC Massively Multiplayer / Persistent World Game of the Year include:
• Asheron's Call 2: Fallen Kings, published by Microsoft Game Studios, developed by Turbine Entertainment;
• The Sims Online, published by Electronic Arts, developed by Electronic Arts Maxis;
• Disney's Toontown Online, published by Disney Online, developed by ALT Disney Internet Group - VR Studio;
• Dark Age of Camelot: Shrouded Isles, published and developed by Mythic Entertainment;
• Anarchy Online: The Notum Wars, published and developed by Funcom.
Finalists for 2003's PC RPG of the Year include:
• Dungeon Siege, published by Microsoft Game Studios, developed by Gas Powered Games;
• Neverwinter Nights, published by Infogrames, developed by Bioware;
• The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind, published and developed by Bethesda Softworks;
• Arx Fatalis, published by JoWood Productions, developed by Arkane Studios;
• Freedom Force, published by Crave / EA, developed by Irrational Games.
Finalists for 2003's PC Simulation Game of the Year include:
• MechWarrior 4: Mercenaries, published by Microsoft Game Studios, developed by Cyberlore Studios and FASA Studios;
• Combat Flight Simulator 3: Battle for Europe, published by Microsoft Game Studios, developed by ACES Game Studio;
• The Sims Unleashed, published by Electronic Arts, developed by Electronic Arts Maxis;
• The Aurora Neverwinter Toolset, published by Infogrames, developed by Bioware.
Finalists for 2003's PC Sports Game of the Year include:
• Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2003, published by Electronic Arts, developed by Headgate Studios;
• High Heat 2003, published by 3DO, developed by Team .366;
• Links 2003, published by Microsoft Game Studios, developed by Salt Lake Games;
• Madden NFL 2003, published by Electronic Arts, developed by EA Tiburon;
• NBA Live 2003, published by Electronic Arts, developed by EA Canada.
Finalists for 2003's PC Strategy Game of the Year include:
• Age of Mythology, published by Microsoft Game Studios, developed by Ensemble Studios;
• Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos, published and developed by Blizzard Entertainment;
• Medieval: Total War, published by Activision, developed by The Creative Assembly.
Finalists for 2003's Outstanding Achievement in Game Design include:
• Animal Crossing for the NINTENDO GAMECUBE, published by Nintendo of America, developed by Nintendo Co. Ltd.;
• Battlefield 1942 for the PC, published by Electronic Arts, Developed by Digital Illusions;
• Metroid Prime for the NINTENDO GAMECUBE, published by Nintendo of America, developed by Retro Studios;
• Neverwinter Nights for the PC, published by Infogrames, developed by Bioware;
• Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos, published and developed by Blizzard Entertainment.
Finalists for 2003's Outstanding Achievement in Gameplay Engineering include:
• Animal Crossing for the NINTENDO GAMECUBE, published by Nintendo of America, developed by Nintendo Co. Ltd.;
• Metroid Prime for the NINTENDO GAMECUBE, published by Nintendo of America, developed by Retro Studios;
• Splinter Cell for the Xbox, published by Ubi Soft, developed by Ubi Soft Montreal.
• Ratchet & Clank for the PlayStation 2, published by Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc., developed by Insomniac Games.
Finalists for 2003's Outstanding Achievement in Art Direction include:
• Kingdom Hearts for the PlayStation 2, published by Square Electronic Arts, developed by Squaresoft;
• Metroid Prime for the NINTENDO GAMECUBE, published by Nintendo of America, developed by Retro Studios;
• Sly Cooper and the Thievious Raccoonus for the PlayStation 2, published by Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc., developed by Sucker Punch;
• Eternal Darkness for the NINTENDO GAMECUBE, published by Nintendo of America, developed by Silicon Knights;
• Ratchet & Clank for the PlayStation 2, published by Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc., developed by Insomniac Games.
Finalists for 2003's Outstanding Achievement in Animation include:
• Kingdom Hearts for the PlayStation 2, published by Square Electronic Arts, developed by Squaresoft;
• Sly Cooper and the Thievious Raccoonus for the PlayStation 2, published by Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc., developed by Sucker Punch;
• The Mark of Kri for the PlayStation 2, published by Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc., developed by SCEA San Diego;
• Ratchet & Clank for the PlayStation 2, published by Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc., developed by Insomniac Games;
• Final Fantasy X for the PlayStation 2, published by Square Electronic Arts, developed by Squaresoft.
Finalists for 2003's Outstanding Achievement in Character or Story include:
• Eternal Darkness for the NINTENDO GAMECUBE, published by Nintendo of America, developed by Silicon Knights;
• Grand Theft Auto: Vice City for the PlayStation 2, published by Rockstar, developed by Rockstar North;
• Kingdom Hearts for the PlayStation 2, published by Square Electronic Arts, developed by Squaresoft;
• The Mark of Kri for the PlayStation 2, published by Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc., developed by SCEA San Diego;
• Syberia for the PC, published and developed by Microids.
Finalists for 2003's Outstanding Achievement in Original Musical Composition include:
• Medal of Honor: Frontline for the PlayStation 2, published by Electronic Arts, developed by Electronic Arts LA;
• Metroid Prime for the NINTENDO GAMECUBE, published by Nintendo of America, developed by Retro Studios;
• The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind for the PC, published and developed by Bethesda Softworks;
• Rygar: The Legendary Adventure for the PlayStation 2, published and developed by Tecmo;
• Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos for the PC, published and developed by Blizzard Entertainment.
Finalists for 2003's Outstanding Achievement in Sound Design include:
• Eternal Darkness for the NINTENDO GAMECUBE, published by Nintendo of America, developed by Silicon Knights;
• Grand Theft Auto: Vice City for the PlayStation 2, published by Rockstar, developed by Rockstar North;
• Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers for the PlayStation 2, published by Electronic Arts, developed by Stormfront Studios;
• Medal of Honor: Frontline for the PlayStation 2, published by Electronic Arts, developed by Electronic Arts LA;
• Metroid Prime for the NINTENDO GAMECUBE, published by Nintendo of America, developed by Retro Studios;
• No One Lives Forever 2: A Spy in H.A.R.M.'s Way for the PC, published by Sierra Entertainment, developed by Monolith;
• Splinter Cell for the Xbox, published by Ubi Soft, developed by Ubi Soft Montreal.
Finalists for 2003's Outstanding Achievement in Visual Engineering include:
• Asheron's Call 2: Fallen Kings, published by Microsoft Game Studios, developed by Turbine Entertainment;
• Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers for the PlayStation 2, published by Electronic Arts, developed by Stormfront Studios;
• Metroid Prime for the NINTENDO GAMECUBE, published by Nintendo of America, developed by Retro Studios;
• Splinter Cell for the Xbox, published by Ubi Soft, developed by Ubi Soft Montreal;
• Unreal Tournament 2003 for the PC, published by Infogrames, developed by Digital Extremes.
Post by: thecubedcanuck on February 04, 2003, 05:59:40 AM
Wishing the big N good luck. Prime will get GOTY, hope to see AC win RPG, since I didnt even realize it was one LOL.
Post by: nolimit19 on February 04, 2003, 08:04:58 AM
Post by: Mingesium on February 04, 2003, 08:05:01 AM
Metroid Prime earned an Interactive Achievement Awards record ten nominations. hopefully, NOA will spread the word and more people will pick up a free copy of prime with their new GameCube.
Post by: WindyMan on February 04, 2003, 09:50:08 AM
Note that Mario only has one nomination, and I'd bet good money that it won't win. Sly Cooper and Ratchet and Clank are at about the same level as Mario is, and sales will ultimately deterimine who gets that award.
Post by: SC5 on February 04, 2003, 10:57:51 AM
• Animal Crossing for the NINTENDO GAMECUBE, published by Nintendo of America, developed by Nintendo Co. Ltd.;
• Eternal Darkness for the NINTENDO GAMECUBE, published by Nintendo of America, developed by Silicon Knights;
• Grand Theft Auto: Vice City for the PlayStation 2, published by Rockstar, developed by Rockstar North;
• Metroid Prime for the NINTENDO GAMECUBE, published by Nintendo of America, developed by Retro Studios;
• Splinter Cell for the Xbox, published by Ubi Soft, developed by Ubi Soft Montreal.
What the hell? Innovative? Common.
Post by: nolimit19 on February 04, 2003, 11:11:08 AM
i am almost positive mario out sold both of those.
Post by: Mingesium on February 04, 2003, 11:23:16 AM
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i am almost positive mario out sold both of those.
you are right.
SLY COOPER & THIEVIUS 184,130
SUPER MARIO SUNSHINE 992,703
RATCHET & CLANK 294,368
Considering that ratchet & clank is up for Game of the Year, I would assume it would win Adventure Game of the Year.
Post by: RickPowers on February 04, 2003, 11:30:10 AM
It's such a shame that a fantastic game like Sly Cooper is likely going to get just as overlooked in these awards as it is on the shelves.
Post by: DrForester on February 04, 2003, 11:34:21 AM
I'm sure vice city isn't going to win much, but i'm pretty sure they are doing this as an appology to Rockstar for screwing them over last year.
Post by: Mingesium on February 04, 2003, 11:51:48 AM
Post by: alexzman on February 04, 2003, 12:20:01 PM
Overall, I can't wait to see how these awards turn out. Some categories should be pretty close.
Post by: Stimutacs Addict on February 04, 2003, 02:10:39 PM
I love the handheld category.. its practically saluting Nintendo's dominance
we shall see how things go when Microsoft and Sony release handhelds
(it will happen, take my word for it)
Post by: Ian Sane on February 04, 2003, 02:19:46 PM
Well two of those games are ports and I don't think it's very fair for them to win. Handheld game of the year should be a brand new game. I would have nominated Tactics Ogre and Sonic Advance instead.
Post by: Stimutacs Addict on February 04, 2003, 02:35:48 PM
its an insecure nintendo fan sorta thing.. actually.. i would say that i am acknowledging the GBA's dominance before Microsoft tries to make something big.. like revitalizing Red Jade (who knows, they may be in talks with Nokia as we speak...)
Post by: alexzman on February 04, 2003, 02:44:07 PM
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Originally posted by: Stimutacs Addict
I really would like to see Prime beat out battlefield 1943 for the Game of the Year.. just to show how much ass it kicks...
I dont think Prime will have any trouble again Battlefield 1942. It's a good (online) game, but it doesn't really have a good single player story line, so Prime beats it out pretty easy. It'll most likely see more competition from Ratchet and Clank and/or Vice City.
Post by: ThePerm on February 04, 2003, 04:08:49 PM
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Post by: Infernal Monkey on February 04, 2003, 04:24:25 PM
Yes, it was a good game, but it suffered from a rushed release, and it basically couldn't be run on anything below a Geforce 2 400 MX for quite some time (Even then, it chugged bad)
I do hope Metroid Prime wins it. Then again, I'd be pleased with Vice City taking the award too. I know alot of MS and Nintendo die-hards put crap on the game 24/7, but it really is a fantastic game. Considering the PS2's hardware, It's a wonder how they got it running so smoothly. It draws an INSANE amount of poly's on screen.
And why is it that Rez is NOT in the "Innovation" section? Who's bright idea was it to throw the game in the action/adventure section? It's one of the most original games the world has ever seen! It now has to compete with the likes of GTA because some dumb ass played 5 seconds of it and thought it was just another shooting game... *Sigh*
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Post by: RABicle on February 05, 2003, 12:38:27 AM
What i think is stupid is how GTA: Vice City could be nominated for the character and storyline award. I mean WTF, does it even have a storyline? It deserves every other nomination it get's though and I hope it's succesful.
Why was the original GTA 3 boycotted?
Post by: Mingesium on February 05, 2003, 07:43:00 AM
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Why was the original GTA 3 boycotted?
It wasn't really boycotted. GTA 3 wasn't nominated for Game of the Year. It won in Game Design and Game Play Engineering.
Post by: donJulio on February 05, 2003, 02:48:09 PM
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Post by: thecubedcanuck on February 05, 2003, 03:14:05 PM
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Super Mario Sunshine ought to win in the category it was nominated.
gimme a break. Sly should win easy.
As should Prime for GOTY, and AC for innovation, both very deserving.
all in all a great showing for the big N
Post by: Perfect Cell on February 05, 2003, 03:56:50 PM
Now... If MP wins it, will Nintendo plaster GOTY on the cover of Metroid Prime like M$ did with Halo?
Post by: Mingesium on February 05, 2003, 04:38:08 PM
Post by: JSR on February 05, 2003, 05:36:57 PM
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Originally posted by: Game_Freak
Why does Metroid Prime have to be in the same category as Timesplitters 2, i want TS2 to win something.
I want TS2 to win something too. It really is a great game. Too bad Metroid will beat it (I like Metroid a lot too). It would be kind of funny (in an ironic sort of way) if TS2 beat Metroid.
Post by: Game_Freak on February 05, 2003, 06:48:53 PM
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Nintendo would put GOTY 2002 on the player's choice box if it wins. Nintendo put awards on their player's choice games. I hope that Nintendo puts Innovation 2001 for Pikmin. Nintendo also put GOTY 1998 on the Zelda pre-order.
Nintendo should have put "Game of the Century" on the OOT pre-order box, i recall numerous publications praising OOT as game of the century.
Post by: Kai on February 05, 2003, 07:52:09 PM
Post by: "Sky" on February 05, 2003, 08:09:01 PM
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Originally posted by: Kai
When are the winners announced?
Read the first line of the first post.
Post by: BlkPaladin on February 05, 2003, 08:23:34 PM
Post by: rpglover on February 08, 2003, 04:23:24 PM
splinter cell is a very good game but i still like metal gear a little more
gta vice city is good, but massively overhyped
i still do not know why animal crossing is up there
and i think the other one was ratchet and clank
i own a ps2, i got gta vice city but returned it.........i didnt like it that much
ratchet and clank was a good game but not as good a mario sunshine
hopefully metroid wins all of its awards...thats pretty good for retro being as it is their first game and all.......................
Post by: Mingesium on February 26, 2003, 08:41:23 AM
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Post by: Gamer Donkey on February 26, 2003, 09:30:00 AM
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Finalists for 2003's Console Fighting Game of the Year include:
• Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee for the PlayStation 2, published by Infogrames, developed by Pipeworks Software
Wait a second, why does it say for Nintendo Gamecube only? I hope thats a typo. I'm not complaining though, I'm just glad to see it. Great game.
Post by: Mingesium on February 26, 2003, 09:32:29 AM
Post by: Ian Sane on February 26, 2003, 10:04:25 AM
I completely agree. I seriously think that Halo and GTA3 would not have been nearly as big if it weren't for post-awards advertisments with "Game of the Year" plastered all over. Both games are still selling. A new Metroid Prime commercial with "Game of the Year" written all over it (and a good amount of game footage to show off the graphics) could greatly boost sales. Plus it's now available for FREE with a Gamecube puchase. The Xbox Sega bundle certainly sold Xboxes. Think how well a "Game of the Year" Gamecube bundle will sell.
Of course knowing Nintendo they'll probably just put a "Game of the Year" logo on the box and do nothing else.
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