Spike TV Video Game Award nominees announced

Posted Nov 13th 2008 10:00AM by John Callaham
Filed under: Contests, Culture

Spike TV will once again hold their own awards ceremony devoted to video games this year. Today the nominees were announced for the annual Spike TV Video Game Awards and they have all the usual suspects. The awards themselves will be show on the cable TV network on Dec. 14.

You can head on over to the Spike TV web site to check out all the nominees. The catagory of best PC game has just four games; Left 4 Dead (not yet officially released) Warhammer Online, Crysis Warhead and Spore. We are sure a lot of folks are wondering why games like Sins of a Solar Empire, Far Cry 2, Fallout 3 and others didn't get nominated in this catagory. One interesting new development is the addition of the Best Independent Game where two PC titles got nods, World of Goo and Audiosurf.

Tags: audiosurf, crysis-warhead, left-4-dead, spike-tv, spike-tv-video-game-awards, spiketv-vide-game-awards, spore, warhammer-online, world-of-goo

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Most worthless bunch of pop culture nonsense in existence; dumbed down just enough so that it can be appreciated by anyone with the brains of zit. Just by reporting on their nominees you are giving them much more credit and attention than they deserve. It sickens me that the masses look at shit like this like it is some sort of legitimate and accepted award, like these corporate whores have any credence or respect in the industry.

...bysmittyPosted at 10:25AM on Nov 13th 2008 by bysmitty

There I was, all prepared to post my outrage in regards to this post and it's contents...and there was bysmitty...all taking the words right out of my mouth and all eloquent and shit.Posted at 10:31AM on Nov 13th 2008 by Mike

At least they added an Indie section. That counts for something right guys?

...RIGHT?!Posted at 11:33AM on Nov 13th 2008 by Hashbrown Hunter

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