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Check out the full list of winners for the 2018 SXSW Gaming Award Winners including Game of the Year Winner The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.

This week, The Gamesmen reveal YOUR 2009 Gamesmen Gaming Awards winners and discuss Assassin's Creed II's narrative, multi-console gaming nights, Avatar (the movie), your email plus Twitter #TheGamesmenCheck 2010 gaming predictions, and more!

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The Golden Joystick wards is the only gaming award ceremony in the UK where the public votes to crown the winners, so it's always interesting to see who will win each category and of course who will take home the award of the night: Ultimate Game of the Year.

After a week of press conferences, new trailers, hands - on time, and a lot of discussion, the Gaming Trend staff has decided upon the winners of our E3 awards for 2015.

The big winners include EA's first - person shooter Battlefield 1942, which won four awards, including game of the year, computer game of the year, innovation in computer gaming, and online gameplay of the year.

Austin, TX - March 17, 2018 - SXSW ® Gaming has announced the winners for the 2018 SXSW Gaming Awards.

The winners in 24 different categories, were revealed during the fifth annual Gaming Awards ceremony, which was hosted by IGN producer and writer Alanah Pearce, and Blizzard's World of Warcraft and esports broadcaster for H1Z1, Hearthstone and Call of Duty World League, Richard Campbell.

After a huge selection of quality nominees, after rounds of voting, and many hours of gaming, Analog Addiction is proud to announce the winners of each Game of the Year award below.

Join MatPat, creator of The Game Theorists YouTube channel (more than 8 million subscribers, 2016 winner of the Streamy Award for Best Gaming Channel), to find out which games are making a mark at E3 in the eyes of top Twitch and YouTube streamers.

All winners will be revealed during the Gaming Awards ceremony on the closing night of SXSW Gaming 2018.

From there, Gaming Expo attendees will have the chance to play each nominated title and vote to determine the winner of the award, which will be announced during the Gaming Awards ceremony on the closing night of SXSW Gaming 2018.

The NASSCOM Gaming Forum Award winners have been announced with Asura from Orge Head Studios taking home the top prize.

-- Grammy Awards, «Best Score Soundtrack Album» (Journey); nominated — Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences, DICE Award «Outstanding Achievement in Music Composition» (Journey) winner — British Academy Awards, «Games / Original Music» (Journey); winner — British Academy Awards, «Games / Outstanding Achievement in Audio» (Journey); winner — Game Audio Network Guild Awards, «Music of the Year» (Journey); winner — Game Audio Network Guild Awards, «Audio of the Year» (Journey); nominated — Game Audio Network Guild Awards, «Best Interactive Score» (Journey); winner — Game Audio Network Guild Awards, «Best Original Instrumental» («Apotheosis», Journey); winner — Game Audio Network Guild Awards, «Best Original Vocal (Pop)» («I Was Born For This», Journey); winner — Game Audio Network Guild Awards, «Best Soundtrack album» (Journey); winner — Game Developer Choice Awards, «Audio of the Year» (Journey); winner — International Music and Sound Awards, «Best Original Composition — Gaming» (Journey); winner — Music and Sound Awards UK, «Best Original Composition — Gaming» (Journey); winner — Original Sound Version, «Composer of the Year [2012]» (Journey); winner — Original Sound Version, «Best In - Game Soundtrack [2012]» (Journey); winner — International Film Music Critics Association, «Best Original Score for a Video Game» (Journey); winner — New York Videogame Critics Circle Awards, «Tin Pan Alley Award for Best Music» (Journey); winner — Hollywood Music in Media Awards, «Best Song — Videogame» (BeatBuddy: Stingin» Swing); nominated

(«Underground», Assassin's Creed: Syndicate [shared w / Tripod]-RRB-; nominated — Game Audio Network Guild Awards, «Best Audio for an Indie Game» (The Banner Saga); winner — Game Audio Network Guild Awards, «Best Soundtrack Album» (The Banner Saga); nominated — Game Audio Network Guild Awards, «Best Original Instrumental» («Of Our Bones, The Hills», The Banner Saga); nominated — BSO GoldSpirit Awards, «Best Score for a Video Game» (The Banner Saga); nominated — International Film Music Critics Association, «Best Original Score for a Video Game» (The Banner Saga); nominated — SXSW Gaming Awards, «Excellence in Musical Score» (The Banner Saga); nominated — NAVGTR Game Awards, «Original Dramatic Score, New IP» (The Banner Saga); nominated — Annual Game Music Awards, «Best Score, Cinematic / orchestral» (The Banner Saga); nominated — Annual Game Music Awards, «Artist of the Year: Outstanding Contribution, Western Composer» (The Banner Saga, Soul Fjord); nominated — Annual Game Music Awards, «Outstanding Achievement: Music Production» (The Banner Saga); winner

Awards & Recognition: Featured at Indie Game Revolution, EMP Museum, Seattle; Best Production, German Video Game Awards 2016, Munich; Best Casual Game, Game Connection Development Awards 2015, San Francisco; Nominee Best Game, Best Indie Game, Best Sound, Best Game Design, Best Console Game» German Dev Awards 2015, Cologne; Winner Best Art Style, Gaming Trend's Best of E3 2015 Awards, Los Angeles; Winner Best of Quo Vadis 2015, Berlin; Nominee Best Indie Game, gamescom award 2015, Cologne.

My undergrad was at Oberlin College, and I've been fortunate to work with National Book Award - winner Tim O'Brien at Texas State for my M.F.A. and Warren Spector at the Denius - Sams Gaming Academy.

Alongside the big name awards, the Independent Gaming Festival Awards (handed out at GDC) offered accolades and a hefty sum of prize money to their winners, which included Quadrilateral Cowboy (Excellence in Design, Grand Prize), Hyper Light Drifter (Excellence in Visual Art and the Audience pick), and Ladykiller in a Bind (Excellence in Narrative) to name awards, the Independent Gaming Festival Awards (handed out at GDC) offered accolades and a hefty sum of prize money to their winners, which included Quadrilateral Cowboy (Excellence in Design, Grand Prize), Hyper Light Drifter (Excellence in Visual Art and the Audience pick), and Ladykiller in a Bind (Excellence in Narrative) to name Awards (handed out at GDC) offered accolades and a hefty sum of prize money to their winners, which included Quadrilateral Cowboy (Excellence in Design, Grand Prize), Hyper Light Drifter (Excellence in Visual Art and the Audience pick), and Ladykiller in a Bind (Excellence in Narrative) to name a few.

SXSW 2018 is wrapping up in Austin, Texas, and last night the winners of the fifth annual South by Southwest Gaming Awards (as decided by over half a million votes from gamers around the world) were announced.

You can catch the full list of award winners from the 28th Annual Golden Joystick Awards below: * Action Game of the Year sponsored by Nuts — Assassin's Creed II, * ITN Game On Shooter of the Year — Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, * Racing Game of the Year in association with T3 — Forza Motorsport 3, * RPG of the Year in association with GamesRadar — Mass Effect 2, * Puzzle Game of the Year in association with NGamer — World of Goo, * Fighting Game of the Year in association with Official Nintendo Magazine — Super Street Fighter IV, * Sports Game of the Year sponsored by Mousebreaker.com — FIFA 10, * Strategy Game of the Year in association with PC Gamer — Plants vs. Zombies, * Music Game of the Year in association with Total Film — Guitar Hero 5, * Online Game of the Year sponsored by Game Gears — League of Legends, * Downloadable Game of the Year sponsored by Green Man Gaming — Plants vs. Zombies, * Habbo.com Portable Game of the Year — Pokemon HeartGold / SoulSilver, * Soundtrack of the Year in association with Metal Hammer — Final Fantasy XIII, * MSN One to Watch — Call of Duty: Black Ops, * UK Developer of the Year in association with Edge — Jagex, * Ultimate Game of the Year in association with GamesMaster — Mass Effect 2.