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Here's The Full List Of Last Night's VGA Winners
Even if you watched the show, you didn't catch the winner for every category. Here's the full list.
Game of the Year
The Walking Dead: The Game
Studio of the Year
Telltale Games
Best Xbox 360 Game
Halo 4
Best PS3 Game
Journey
Best Wii / Wii U Game
New Super Mario Bros. U
Best PC Game
XCOM: Enemy Unknown
Best Handheld / Mobile Game
Sound Shapes
Best Shooter
Borderlands 2
Best Action Adventure Game
Dishonored
Best RPG
Mass Effect 3
Best Multiplayer Game
Borderlands 2
Best Individual Sports Game
SSX
Best Team Sports Game
NBA 2K13
Best Driving Game
Need For Speed Most Wanted
Best Fighting Game
Persona 4 Arena
Best Adapted Video Game
The Walking Dead: The Game
Best Independent Game
Journey
Best Graphics
Halo 4
Best Song in a Game
"Cities" by Beck
Best Original Score
Journey
Best Performance By a Human Male
Dameon Clarke as Handsome Jack (Borderlands 2)
Best Performance By a Human Female
Melissa Hutchison as Clementine (The Walking Dead: The Game)
Best Downloadable Game
The Walking Dead: The Game
Best Social Game
You Don't Know Jack
Best DLC
Dawnguard – The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
Most Anticipated Game
Grand Theft Auto V
Character of the Year
Clap Trap (Borderlands 2)
Best Game of the Decade
Half Life 2
What do you think? Do you agree with the winners?
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