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The Interactive Achievement Awards (IAA's) are the only peer
based awards that recognize the year's best videogames, computer
games, online entertainment, outstanding individuals, and
groundbreaking development teams that have propelled the
advancement of the multi-billion dollar worldwide entertainment
software industry. The awards presented by the Academy of
Interactive Arts & Sciences (AIAS) are determined by a vote of
field -specific, qualified Academy members, making the Interactive
Achievement Awards the most sought after, respected and credible
recognition for creators of entertainment software.
Awards
http://www.interactive.org/awards/index.asp
The winners of the Interactive Achievement Awards are determined
by secure ballot of industry experts.These experts comprise an
incredible body of accomplishments in all facets of game craft:
art, design, engineering, animation, performance and production.
That these men and women determine the finalists and winners,
distinguishes the Interactive Achievement Awards from any
other.
All Academy voting is conducted in secret-online, secure,
supervised and certified by eBallot Inc. The integrity of this
system coupled with a broad based voting population of the
Academy's membership assures that the Interactive Achievement Award
recipients are honored among peers.
The Interactive Achievement Awards were broadcast in 2009 on the
Independent Film Channel (IFC)
Game of the
Year
Overall
Game of the Year
Year |
Game |
Genre |
Platform(s) |
Developer(s) |
2008 (12th) |
LittleBigPlanet [1] |
Platform
game |
PlayStation
3 |
Media
Molecule |
2007 (11th) |
Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare |
First-person shooter |
PlayStation
3, Xbox 360, Windows, Mac OS X |
Infinity
Ward |
2006 (10th) |
Gears of
War |
Third-person shooter |
Xbox 360, Windows, Mac OS X |
Epic Games |
2005 (9th) |
God of War |
Action-adventure game |
PlayStation
2 |
SCE Studios Santa Monica |
2004 (8th) |
Half-Life
2 |
First-person shooter |
PlayStation 3, Xbox, Xbox 360,
Windows |
Valve
Corporation |
2003 (7th) |
Call of
Duty |
First-person shooter |
N-Gage, Windows, Mac OS
X |
Infinity
Ward |
2002 (6th) |
Battlefield 1942 |
First-person shooter |
Windows 98, Mac OS |
Digital Illusions CE |
2001 (5th) |
Halo: Combat Evolved |
First-person shooter |
Xbox, Windows, Mac OS X |
Bungie Studios |
2000 (4th) |
Diablo
II |
Hack and
slash |
Windows, Mac OS, Mac OS X |
Blizzard
North |
1999 (3rd) |
The Sims |
Life simulation game |
Windows, Mac OS |
Maxis |
1998 (2nd) |
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time |
Action-adventure |
Nintendo 64 |
Nintendo EAD |
1997 (1st) |
GoldenEye
007 |
First-person shooter |
Nintendo 64 |
Rareware |
Action
Adventure
Cellular/Mobile
Computer
Console
Downloadable
Family
Handheld
Massively
Multiplayer
Racing
Role-Playing
Simulation
Sports
Strategy
"Outstanding" Awards
Animation
- 2008 : Prince of Persia
- 2007 : Assassin's Creed
- 2006 : Gears of War
- 2005 : God of War
- 2004 : Half-Life 2
- 2003 : Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time
- 2002 : Sly Cooper and the
Thievius Raccoonus
- 2001 : Oddworld:
Munch's Oddysee
- 2000 : Final Fantasy IX
- 1999 : Final Fantasy VIII
Art
Direction
- 2008 : LittleBigPlanet
- 2007 : BioShock
- 2006 : Gears of War
- 2005 : Shadow of the Colossus
- 2004 : Half-Life 2
- 2003 : The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker
- 2002 : Sly Cooper and the
Thievius Raccoonus
- 2001 : ICO
- 2000 : Final Fantasy IX
- 1999 : Final Fantasy VIII
- 1998 : Banjo-Kazooie
- 1997 : Riven: The
Sequel to Myst
Character
Performance
Character / Story
Development
- 2008 : BioShock
- 2007 : The Legend of Zelda: Twilight
Princess
- 2006 : Call of Duty 2: Big Red One
- 2005 : Fable
- 2004 : Star Wars: Knights of the Old
Republic
- 2003 : Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem
- 2002 : ICO
- 2001 : Baldur's Gate II:
Shadows of Amn
- 2000 : (tie) Age of Empires II: The Age of
Kings
- 2000 : (tie) Thief: The Dark Project
- 1999 : Pokémon
Game
Design
- 2009 : World of Goo
- 2008 : Portal
- 2007 : Wii
Sports
- 2006 : Guitar Hero
- 2005 : Katamari Damacy
- 2004 : Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time
- 2003 : Animal Crossing
- 2002 : Grand Theft Auto III
- 2001 : The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask
- 2000 : The
Sims
- 1999 : The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
- 1998 : PaRappa the Rapper
Gameplay
Engineering
- 2009 : Spore
- 2008 : Portal
- 2007 : Wii
Sports
- 2006 : Nintendogs
- 2005 : Half-Life 2
- 2004 : Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time
- 2003 : Tom Clancy's Splinter
Cell
- 2002 : Grand Theft Auto III
- 2001 : SSX
- 2000 : The
Sims
Licensed
Soundtrack
- 2004 : SSX
3
Online
Gameplay
- 2009 : Left
4 Dead
- 2008 : Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare
- 2007 : Gears of War
- 2003 : Battlefield 1942
- 2002 : Return to Castle
Wolfenstein
- 2001 : MechWarrior 4
- 2000 : EverQuest
- 1999 : Ultima Online: The Second Age (Online Role
Playing Game of the Year)
- 1999 : Starsiege: Tribes (Online Action/Strategy
Game of the Year)
- 1999 : Multiplayer Jeopardy! Online (Online
Family/Board Game of the Year)
- 1998 : Ultima Online
Original Music
Composition
- 2009 : Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the
Patriots
- 2008 : BioShock
- 2007 : LocoRoco
- 2006 : God of War
- 2005 : Fable
- 2004 : Medal of Honor: Rising Sun
- 2003 : Medal of Honor: Frontline
- 2002 : Tropico
- 2001 : Medal of Honor: Underground
- 2000 : UmJammer Lammy
Sound
Design
- 2009 : Dead Space
- 2008 : BioShock
- 2007 : Call of Duty 3
- 2006 : God of War
- 2005 : Halo
2
- 2004 : The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the
King
- 2003 : Medal of Honor: Frontline
- 2002 : Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty
- 2001 : Medal of Honor: Underground
- 2000 : Medal of Honor
- 1999 : Road
Rash 3D
- 1998 : PaRappa the Rapper
Visual
Engineering
- 2009 : LittleBigPlanet
- 2008 : Crysis
- 2007 : Gears of War
- 2006 : Shadow of the Colossus
- 2005 : Half-Life 2
- 2004 : Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time
- 2003 : The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
- 2002 : Halo: Combat Evolved
- 2001 : SSX
- 2000 : Unreal Tournament
- 1999 : The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
- 1998 : GoldenEye 007
Console
Awards
Console Innovation (Creativity / Innovation in Console
Gaming)
- 2004 : EyeToy
- 2003 : Animal Crossing
- 2002 : Pikmin
- 2001 : Shenmue
Console
Children's
- 2006:We Love Katamari
- 2005:Sly 2: Band of Thieves
- 2004:Mario
Party 5
Console
Fighting
- 2006 : Soulcalibur III
- 2005 : Tekken
5
- 2004 : Soulcalibur II
- 2003 : Tekken
4
- 2002 : Dead or Alive 3
- 2001 : Dead or Alive 2
- 2000 : Soulcalibur
- 1999 : Street Fighter III
- 1998 : Street Fighter Alpha 3
Console First Person
Action
- 2006 : Battlefield 2
- 2005 : Halo
2
- 2004 : Rainbow Six 3
- 2003 : Metroid Prime
Console Sports
Simulation
- 2005 : ESPN NFL
2K5
- 2004 : Madden NFL 2004
Console
Action Sports
- 2005 : Tony Hawk's Underground
2
- 2004 : SSX
3
Computer
Awards
Computer
Innovation
(Creativity / Innovation In Computer Gaming)
- 2005 : Half-Life 2
- 2004 : Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time
- 2003 : Battlefield 1942
- 2002 : Black &
White
- 2001 : Deus
Ex
- 2000 : Disney's Magic Artist Studio
- 1999 : (tie) 3-D Castle Creator
- 1999 : (tie) Barbie Photo Designer Digital Camera &
CD-ROM
- 1998 : Orly's Draw-A-Story
Computer Educational /
Skills
- 2002 : Where In The World Is Carmen Sandiego?:
Treasures of Knowledge
- 2000 : Jump Start Phonics Learning System
- 1999 : (age 9-16) Thinkin' Science ZAP!
- 1999 : (under 8) Jump Start Preschool
- 1998 : (educational) Where in Time is Carmen
Sandiego?
- 1998 : (skills) Carmen Sandiego Word
Detective
Computer Family /
Children's
- 2005 Children's : Backyard
Skateboarding
- 2005 Family : Zoo Tycoon 2
- 2004 : Zoo
Tycoon: Complete Collection
- 2002 : Backyard
Basketball
- 2001 : Return of the Incredible Machine:
Contraptions
- 2000 Children's : Disney's Villains'
Revenge
- 2000 Family : 3D Ultra Lionel
Traintown
- 1999 Children's : Disney/Pixar's A Bug's Life Action
Game
- 1999 Family : National Geographic
Maps
- 1998 : Lego
Island
Computer First Person
Action
- 2005 : Half-Life 2
- 2004 : Call of Duty
- 2003 : Medal of Honor: Allied Assault
Award show
hosts
Since 2000, the annual award show has been hosted by many
notable figures from the entertainment world.
- 2000 : Martin
Short
- 2001 : Martin
Lewis
- 2002 : Patton Oswalt
- 2003 : Dave
Foley
- 2004 : Diane
Mizota
- 2005 : Cory
Rouse and Kurt Scholler
- 2006 : Jay
Mohr
- 2007 : Jay Mohr
- 2008 : Jay Mohr
Hall of
Fame
Since 1998, the Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences has
annually inducted into its "Hall of Fame" video
game developers that have made revolutionary and innovative
achievements in the computer and video game industry.
Inductees
References
External
links
"About the Awards".
Archived from the original on
2007-12-29. http://web.archive.org/web/20071229155649/http://www.interactive.org/awards.php.