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Since its inception, the National Academy of Video Game Trade Reviewers (NAVGTR) Corp. has recognized thousands of talented individuals across many game design disciplines.
Each year, well over 600 voters consider the best and brightest in 55 categories… the most comprehensive awards program in the industry.
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Assassin’s Creed III won the most NAVGTR Awards for 2012. Set against American history and winning for Direction, Game Design, Lighting, Score, and Franchise Adventure, the game’s five awards topped Game of the Year winner Journey, which won four awards … Continue reading
Assassin’s Creed III won the most NAVGTR Awards for 2012. Set against American history and winning for Direction, Game Design, Lighting, Score, and Franchise Adventure, the game’s five awards topped Game of the Year winner Journey, which won four awards … Continue reading
In this “Will Win/Should Win” debate (part 1), depictions of evil take center stage with analysis of Vaas and Alan Wake. Susan Arendt reveals her lust for the one she thinks should also be shot and put down like a rabid animal. Continue reading
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In this “Will Win/Should Win” debate (part 2), panelists discuss Alan Wake’s Mr. Scratch, writing in comedy and drama, and franchise genres for fighting and role playing, including Persona 4 Arena and Mass Effect 3. Continue reading
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