Paul Tassi, Contributor writes - "An Oscar-winning movie. An Emmy-winning TV show. A ______-winning video game.
It’s something that’s obvious to anyone who views video games as the third pillar of popular culture alongside films and television programs, we simply don’t have an equivalent awards show. Despite the rise in popularity of the medium, with gaming gathering fans across all demographic categories, we haven’t seen a rise of singular show meant to honor the best and brightest of the industry."
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Nice! It's a shame that it has to be on the dumbest common denominator on the Quest though. I use a Quest2, but would much prefer being able to max out the graphics on Steam. I'm not looking to upgrade to a Quest3 at the moment.
Nor do we need one for cinema, either. Not enough movies get a fair shake at a nomination, let alone securing the award itself. The Oscars is little more than an elaborate dog & pony show; far too many of the movies that "win" awards are memorable anyway.
Many consider the DICE awards to be the Oscars of gaming. It is a very formal affair. It's a shame Chris Hardwick hosted this year. Ugh...
video games are better than cinema if you ask me. imagine a 10 hour movie you will get bored as hell while a 10 hour games is too short.
i was more touched by Heavy Rain than any other movie i have seen.
Fights would break out at a video game Oscars.