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At D.I.C.E Summit's Interactive Achievement Awards last night, Skyrim added yet one more Game of the Year trophy, along with a handful of others.
The 15th ceremony hosted by the Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences and part of the annual D.I.C.E (Design, Innovate, Communicate, Entertain) Summit, the peer-voted awards saw Skyrim also scoop Outstanding Achievement in Story, Role-Playing/Massively Multiplayer Game of the Year, Outstanding Achievement in Game Play Engineering and Outstanding Achievement in Game Direction - five out of the twenty-six categories.
The winners in other categories can be found here.
"The graphical tradeoff was worth it for us, and we can't wait to dive back into the world again."
"If you've never played it before, but appreciate the genre, we highly recommended it."
Immerse yourselves in fantasy woodlands that have more than 3 skinny trees.
"We're sitting here, it's 12 years after Skyrim. We're looking at a game that has sold over 60 million copies".
"Everything's for sale my friend. Everything. If I had a sister I'd sell her in a second."
There's also a good deal of focus put on water mechanics.
Time to give Nazeem a blast of Igni when he comes at me with that Cloud District line.
AI is giving Lydia more things to say than "I am sworn to carry your burdens."
