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Neowin Community Gamer Awards 2004

Mr magoo   on 16 January 2005 - 00:51 · 67 comments & 5803 views

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The last few years has seen tremendous growth in the gaming idustry; it's become a high budget and increasingly realistic escape from the dramas of modern day life. 2004 saw some truely ground breaking titles and we at Neowin wanted to show game makers just what our members thought of their releases.

Over a two week period, we asked Neowin members to take part and vote for their favourite games of 2004. In total, more than 1,100 Neowin members voted for their favourite nominees in a variety of categories. It was truly a vote for the fans and by the fans, and the fans have spoken loud and clear. It is now time to let their voices be heard. Here, by category, are the best of the best, chosen by the best : Neowin Members!

For the victors of 2004, see the first ever Neowin Community Gamer Awards below.

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(2 replies) #1 on 01 Jan 1970 - 00:00
#1.1 vetbangbang023 on 16 Jan 2005 - 01:03
Half Life 2 killed it in the voting. Next year, one goal of mine, is to give more games a fair shot at winning.
#1.2 vetbangbang023 on 16 Jan 2005 - 01:08
True, I share your opinions, but fair is fair. I'm not perfect and I made a few mistakes that hindsight has pointed out to me.
(1 reply) #2 on 01 Jan 1970 - 00:00
#2.1 vetMr magoo on 16 Jan 2005 - 01:11
do!
(2 replies) #3 on 01 Jan 1970 - 00:00
#3.1 vetbangbang023 on 16 Jan 2005 - 02:35
Racing games are not and have never been required to be realistic to be classified in the category. A race is a race, regardless of the mode of transportation. I'm not sure what your argument is other than the game you like didn't win.
#3.2 vetbangbang023 on 16 Jan 2005 - 05:31
Burnout 3 is a fast paced, arcade style racer. Maybe you are too busy over thinking your games to enjoy them.
(1 reply) #4 on 01 Jan 1970 - 00:00
#4.1 vetbangbang023 on 16 Jan 2005 - 17:17
not nitpicking at all. thanks for pointing it out. I'll try to get smeone with access to the news to fix it.
(1 reply) #5 on 01 Jan 1970 - 00:00
#5.1 vetbangbang023 on 17 Jan 2005 - 21:05
Well thank you. I have no problem admitting my own faults maturely when people make construcive criticisms in the same manner.

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