"Ares 3" won the Art Achievement Award on the British Academy Award list

(Compiled/Katy fish) According to overseas media reports, the British Film and Television Arts Academy organized the annual Game Awards, has been early exposure to the winning list, the award ceremony will be held in the local time tonight and tomorrow.　　Among them, "rainstorm" won the three prizes, the 7 nominated "Assassin's Creed Brotherhood" has only received one award, "Quality Effect 2", which received 5 nominations, only harvested the best of the year for the judges, and the "Call of Duty Black action", which received 6 nominations, only harvested the player's annual best selection.　　Peter Molyneux, the producer of the "Lifetime Achievement Award" of the "Game Developer Selection Award", once again reaped the "Academy Award Prize", which symbolizes the highest honor of the individual.　　In addition, the previous sweep of the world's major game awards last year, "wilderness Big Gunsmoke Redemption", because developers Rockstar refused to run and thus failed to be shortlisted for this selection.　　Specific winners: Best home games: The Kinect movement Best Action game: "Assassin's Creed Fraternity" best Artistic Achievement: "Ares 3" most play Game: "Super Mario Galaxy" best Portable Game: "Cut the Rope" best multiplayer: "The need for speed and heat tracing" The Best original Music: "Rainstorm" Best Social game: "My Empire" best Sport Game: "F1 racer 2010" Best Story: "Rainstorm" Best strategy Game: "Civilization 5" Best Technology Innovation: "Rainstorm" Best Music Application: "War Rebel Company 2" judges selected the best game of the Year: "Quality Effect 2" player's vote Annual Game award: " Call of Duty Black Action Academy Scholarship Award: Peter Molyneux The British Academy of Film and Television Arts (the airways Academy of Film and television Arts, abbreviation BAFTA) is a British institution, Awards are awarded annually to outstanding films, television, children's films and television, and interactive media. The British Academy of Film and Television Arts first presented awards for video games and interactive media in 1998. 2003, this award was divided into the British film and television Art Academy video game award and the British Film and television Art Academy Interactive Entertainment Awards. 2006, the British Academy of Film and Television arts all video games and film and television won the same trophy, and confirmed the award ceremony was televised.