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Mass Effect 2 Wins Game of the Year at Interactive Achievement Awards

Rockstar’s Red Dead Redemption was favored heavily in many circles to win Game of the Year at the 14th annual Interactive Achievement Awards, and despite having led with six nominations, it was BioWare’s epic RPG Mass Effect 2 which won top honors at the show, on a night where BioWare Doctors Ray Muzyka and Greg Zeschuk were inducted into the Hall of Fame.
That said, Red Dead Redemption did come away with more awards in total (5 versus 3 for Mass Effect), so Rockstar has to be pretty well pleased.
The full list of winners is as follows:
Game of the Year: Mass Effect 2
Role Playing / MMO Game of the Year: Mass Effect 2
Outstanding Achievement in Story: Mass Effect 2
Lifetime Achievement Award: Bing Gordon
Pioneer Award: Bill Budge
Outstanding Achievement in Animation: God of War III
Outstanding Achievement in Art Direction: Red Dead Redemption
Outstanding Achievement in Visual Engineering: Heavy Rain
Outstanding Achievement in Gameplay Engineering: Red Dead Redemption
Outstanding Character Performance: Red Dead Redemption
Family Game of the Year: Dance Central
Racing Game of the Year: Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit
Outstanding Innovation in Gaming: Heavy Rain
Outstanding Achievement in Original Music: Heavy Rain
Outstanding Achievement in Soundtrack: Rock Band 3
Outstanding Achievement in Sound Design: Limbo
Adventure Game of the Year: Limbo
Outstanding Achievement in Online Gameplay: Starcraft II: Wings of Liberty
Action Game of the Year: Red Dead Redemption
Sports Game of the Year: FIFA 2011
Fighting Game of the Year: Super Street Fighter IV
Strategy/Simulation Game of the Year: Starcraft II: Wings of Liberty
Portable Game of the Year: God of War: Ghost of Sparta
Casual Game of the Year: Angry Birds HD
Social Game of the Year: CityVille
Outstanding Achievement in Game Direction: Red Dead Redemption
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