Star Wars: The Force Unleashed beat out Fallout 3 in the Writer's Guild of America game writing awards, Gamasutra reports (thanks TyloniusFunk).<blockquote>Star Wars: The Force Unleashed has won the second annual Video Game Writing Award from the Writers Guild of America. The winners were announced in a ceremony on February 7.
Writers Haden Blackman, Shawn Pitman, John Stafford and Cameron Suey were honored with the award, beating out fellow nominees Bethesda Game Studios' Fallout 3; Electronic Arts Los Angeles' Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3; Eidos' Tomb Raider: Underworld and Mousechief's Dangerous High School Girls in Trouble.</blockquote>To make up for it somewhat, Fallout has quite a few nominations in the Game Developers Choice Awards: Best Game Design, Best Visual Art, Best Writing and Game of the Year. Winners to be announced March 25th, see the press release here.
BAFTA has also announced its nominations, and Fallout 3 trails titles such as Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare (7), Grand Theft Auto IV (6), Fable II and LittleBigPlanet (5) with 4 nominations: Best Game, Original Score, Story and Character and Technical Achievement, as well as the non-award "one to watch". Voting for the GAME Award is public and can be done here. Winners to be announced March 14th, see the press release here.
Writers Haden Blackman, Shawn Pitman, John Stafford and Cameron Suey were honored with the award, beating out fellow nominees Bethesda Game Studios' Fallout 3; Electronic Arts Los Angeles' Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3; Eidos' Tomb Raider: Underworld and Mousechief's Dangerous High School Girls in Trouble.</blockquote>To make up for it somewhat, Fallout has quite a few nominations in the Game Developers Choice Awards: Best Game Design, Best Visual Art, Best Writing and Game of the Year. Winners to be announced March 25th, see the press release here.
BAFTA has also announced its nominations, and Fallout 3 trails titles such as Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare (7), Grand Theft Auto IV (6), Fable II and LittleBigPlanet (5) with 4 nominations: Best Game, Original Score, Story and Character and Technical Achievement, as well as the non-award "one to watch". Voting for the GAME Award is public and can be done here. Winners to be announced March 14th, see the press release here.