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The Academy of Interactive Arts and Sciences handed out awards for the greatest games of 2010 at its 14th annual awards ceremony yesterday. Among the winners were Mass Effect 2, Limbo, and Red Dead Redemption. Check out the full list below: Outstanding Achievement In Animation Outstanding Achievement In Art Direction Outstanding Achievement In Visual Engineering Outstanding Achievement In Gameplay Engineering Outstanding Achievement In Character Performance Family Game Of The Year Racing Game Of The Year Pioneer Award Jay Mohr Award For Listening To His Monologue Outstanding Achievement In Story Role-Playing/Massively Multiplayer Game of the Year Outstanding Innovation in Gaming Outstanding Achievement in Original Music Composition Outstanding Achievement in Soundtrack Outstanding Achievement in Sound Design Adventure Game of the Year Outstanding Achievement in Online Game Play Action Game of the Year Sports Game of the Year Fighting Game of the Year Strategy/Simulation Game of the Year Portable Game of the Year Casual Game of the Year Social Networking Game of the Year Outstanding Achievement in Game Direction Game of the Year  Games weren’t the only ones to receive awards at the ceremony, as their creators were also celebrated. Ray Muzyka and Greg Zeschuk of BioWare were inducted into the academy’s hall of fame and Bing Gordon was handed an AIAS Lifetime Achievement Award. |
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