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Posted on 13 Jun 2003 at 11:19
E3 2003 has been, E3 2003 has gone, and now the dust has settled. But which games were the best of the best at the show, running May 14 to 16, according to the Game Critics Awards? As always, these results take a couple of weeks to emerge.
Fourteen different categories were up for grabs, with four to five nominees gunning for the top spot in each category. Ooh, the tension is almost too much...
So, without further ado, here are the official winners:
Best of Show: Half-Life 2 (Valve LLC/VU Games - PC)
Best Original Game: Full Spectrum Warrior (Pandemic Studios/THQ - Xbox/PC)
Best PC Game: Half-Life 2 (Valve LLC/VU Games - PC)
Best Console Game: Halo 2 (Bungie Studios/Microsoft - Xbox)
Best Peripheral/Hardware: EyeToy (SCE - PlayStation 2)
Best Action Game: Half-Life 2 (Valve LLC/VU Games - PC)
Best Action/Adventure Game: Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time (Ubi Soft Montreal/UbiSoft - PC/PS2/Xbox/GameCube)
Best Fighting Game: Soul Calibur 2 (Namco - PS2/Xbox/GameCube)
Best Role Playing Game: Fable (Big Blue Box/Microsoft - Xbox)
Best Racing Game: Gran Turismo 4 (Polyphony Digital/SCE - PlayStation 2)
Best Simulation Game: Full Spectrum Warrior (Pandemic Studios/THQ - Xbox/PC)
Best Sports Game: Tony Hawk's Underground (Neversoft/Activision - PS2/Xbox/GameCube)
Best Strategy Game: Rome: Total War (Creative Assembly/Activision - PC)
Best Puzzle/Trivia/Parlour Game: The EyeToy Games (SCEE - PlayStation 2)
Best Online Multiplayer: City of Heroes (Cryptic Studios/NCSoft - PC)
Special Commendation for Graphics: Half-Life 2 (Valve LLC/VU Games - PC)
Author: Stuart Bishop
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