Wii rules gaming Baftas |
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| Written by Matt Chapman | |
| Wednesday, 24 October 2007 | |
 The Nintendo Wii is a powerhouse when it comes to winning. Top spot in the console war? That's the Wii. So the Bafta awards for gaming should have proved no trouble. And with six of those weird face trophies now making their way to Nintendo HQ, the competition never stood a chance...
Wii Sports proved too much for the rest of the games on offer, picking up gongs for Best Sports Game, Best Gameplay, Best Strategy and Simulation Game, Best Casual Game, Best Innovation and Best Multiplayer Game.
The other winners, like you care, were:
Best Technical Achievement
Best Story and Character
Best Artisitic Achievement
Best Original Score
PC World Gamers Award (public vote)
Best Action and Adventure
Bafta Ones to Watch
Bafta Academy's Fellowship Award |
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