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E3 Game Critics Award Winners Announced
The annual E3 Game Critics Awards winners have been announced. Voting is done by 35 North American media outlets that cover the video games, which includes Game Informer. A full list of every outlet can be seen on the official website.
Naughty Dog's The Last of Us took home the most awards with five. Dance Central 3, Halo 4, Watch Dogs, XCOM: Enemy Unknown took home two each.
Below is the full list of winners:
Best of Show
The Last of Us
Best Original Game
The Last of Us
Best Console Game
The Last of Us
Best Handheld/Mobile Game
Sound Shapes
Best PC Game
XCOM: Enemy Unknown
Best Hardware/Peripheral
Wii U
Best Action Game
Halo 4
Best Action/Adventure Game
The Last of Us
Best Role Playing Game
South Park: The Stick of Truth
Best Fighting Game
Injustice: Gods Among Us
Best Racing Game
Need for Speed Most Wanted
Best Sports Game
FIFA Soccer 13
Best Strategy Game
XCOM: Enemy Unknown
Best Social/Casual Game
Dance Central 3
Best Motion Simulation Game
Dance Central 3
Best Online Multiplayer
Halo 4
Best Downloadable Game
Unfinished Swan
Special Commendations for Graphics
Star Wars 1313
Watch Dogs
Special Commendation for Sound
The Last of Us
Special Commendation for Innovation
Watch Dogs
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