Nordic Games doles out trophies to Massive, Funcom, Vendler
It’s always heartwarming to see game developers getting their dues for all the long hours and backbreaking work they put into making video games for us to enjoy. Such was the case when developers Massive Entertainment, Funcom, and Vendler Game Consulting became the first few to receive Nordic Games Awards in an inaugural ceremony held during the two-day games conference.
Massive’s World In Conflict took the title of Most Innovative Game Technology from hopefuls Alan Wake of Remedy and Funcom‘s Age of Conan – the latter, however, bouncing back to take home the Most Promising Nordic Game Project award.
It’s to note that Age of Conan went up against nominees coming from all over the Nordic region, with Alan Wake and World in Conflict in the roster which makes the Most Promising Nordic Game Project award all the more important. Nothing better than being called out as the best in your own playing field, after all.
The final award, bestowed upon by IGDA president Jason Della Rocca, was for Best New Nordic Game Talent – and Vendler Game Consulting walked off with the win, leaving behind nominees Lockpick and Gogogic.
Congratulations to all developers, and more appreciation for the guys behind the code!
It’s always heartwarming to see game developers getting their dues for all the long hours and backbreaking work they put into making video games for us to enjoy. Such was the case when developers Massive Entertainment, Funcom, and Vendler Game Consulting became the first few to receive Nordic Games Awards in an inaugural ceremony held during the two-day games conference.
Massive’s World In Conflict took the title of Most Innovative Game Technology from hopefuls Alan Wake of Remedy and Funcom‘s Age of Conan – the latter, however, bouncing back to take home the Most Promising Nordic Game Project award.
It’s to note that Age of Conan went up against nominees coming from all over the Nordic region, with Alan Wake and World in Conflict in the roster which makes the Most Promising Nordic Game Project award all the more important. Nothing better than being called out as the best in your own playing field, after all.
The final award, bestowed upon by IGDA president Jason Della Rocca, was for Best New Nordic Game Talent – and Vendler Game Consulting walked off with the win, leaving behind nominees Lockpick and Gogogic.
Congratulations to all developers, and more appreciation for the guys behind the code!