Game Oscar nomination black action with Angry Birds finalists

The American Society for Interactive Arts and Sciences (AIAS) today unveiled the award nominations for the 14th Annual Interactive Arts Achievement Award (Interactive achievement won), according to overseas media reports.　　The game "Wilderness Great Gunsmoke" was nominated the most, with a total of nine nominations including the best game of the year. The ipad game, Angry Bird HD, is the first iOS platform game to be nominated for the best game of the year, and is nominated for the best innovative games and best casual gaming awards.　　The iphone version of Angry Birds was released in November 2009, but the jury considered the HD version of the game as a separate game, so give it a nomination.　　In addition, Sony's "Ares 3" received 6 nominations, the "Call of Duty: Black Action" received a total of 5 nominations, EA's "Quality Effect 2" also received 5 nominations.　　"Slavery: Odyssey West", the Hundred generations of the southern Dream Palace, has been a dark horse, with 6 nominations including Best animation, best character performance, Best story and best adventure game. AIAS President Martin Rae said: "Over the past year, we have seen many outstanding achievements in interactive entertainment, and there have been many excellent game works." This year's nomination covers the gaming experience of mainstream home machines, Web pages and personal entertainment devices such as the iphone.　　"It is reported that various awards will be announced at the Dice Summit on February 10 at the awards ceremony." The following is the nomination for the best game of the Year (Game's): Angry Birds | Chillingo | Rovio Call of Duty: Black Ops | Dynamic View | Treyarch "Ares 3" | Sony Computer Entertainment America | SCE Santa Monica Studio "Quality Effect 2" | Electronic Arts | Bioware "Wilderness Big Gunsmoke" | Rockstar Games | Rockstar San Diego about the AIAs Award: The American Society for Interactive Arts and Sciences (the Academy of Interactive Arts and Sciences, referred to as AIAs) was founded in 1996, It is a non-profit organization focused on advancing and discovering interactive art, the mission of which is to advance and promote the common interests of the global interactive entertainment community and to highlight outstanding achievements in the field of interactive art and science. The organization also has an "Interactive Art Achievement Award" (IAA), which has been held for 13 sessions, with its academic nature known as the gaming industry's "Oscar".