Ayer fueron revelados los ganadores de la décima entrega anual de los Interactive Achievement Awards (AIAS). Sin duda Gears of War fue el gran triunfador. Esta es la lista parcial de los premios otorgados:

• Game of the Year, Overall: Gears of War (Microsoft Game Studios/Epic Games)
  
• Game of the Year, Computer: Elder Scrolls IV[/b]: Oblivion (2K Games/Bethesda Softworks)
  
• Game of the Year, Console: Gears of War (Microsoft Game Studios/Epic Games)
  
• Game of the Year, Handheld: Brain Age (Nintendo)
  
• Game of the Year, Sports: Tony Hawk Project 8 (Activision, Neversoft Entertainment)
  
• Game of the Year, First-Person Action: Rainbow Six[/b]: Vegas (Ubisoft)
  
• Game of the Year, Role-Playing Game: Elder Scrolls IV[/b]: Oblivion (2K Games/Bethesda Softworks)
  
• Game of the Year, Fighting: Fight Night Round 3 (Electronic Arts)
  
• Game of the Year, Action/Adventure: Gears of War (Microsoft Game Studios/Epic Games)
  
• Game of the Year, Racing: Burnout Revenge (Electronic Arts/Criterion Games)
  
• Game of the Year, Children's: LocoRoco (Sony Computer Entertainment)
  
• Game of the Year, Downloadable: Bookworm Adventures (PopCap)
  
• Game of the Year, Family: Guitar Hero 2 (Activision, Red Octane/Harmonix)
  
• Game of the Year, Simulation: Microsoft Flight Simulator X (Microsoft Game Studios)
  
• Game of the Year, Strategy: Company of Heroes (THQ, Relic)
  
• Game of the Year, Massively Multiplayer/Persistent World: Guild Wars Nightfall (NCsoft, ArenaNet)
  
• Game of the Year, Mobile: Orcs and Elves (Electronic Arts Mobile, Fountainhead Entertainment)
  

Fuente: Gamedaily BIZ

no me esperaba que Rainbow Six Vegas ganara el de primera persona.

Ke Bien el OBLIVION le voto a el, ya lo llevo casi al 100% y esperando el Expansion PAck!

* Game of the Year, Mobile: Orcs and Elves (Electronic Arts Mobile, Fountainhead Entertainment)

hehe, John Carmack presente de una u otro forma.

Hace 2 semanas él ganó un Emmy en Desarrollo de Tecnologías 3D, y id Software ganó otro Emmy más en otra categoría.

Es la primera vez que una desarrolladora de juegos recibe tal honor.

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