E3 2016
Best of E3 2016 Awards: The Results
E3 2016 is over and every year the Gamer Critics Awards decides what the best games of the show are.
The Best of The Best
By: Ricardo Suarez
E3 2016 is over and every year the Game Critics Awards decides what the best games of the show are. The awards are broken down into several categories and the results are as follows:
Best of Show
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
(Nintendo/Nintendo for Wii-U/NX)Best Original Game
Horizon Zero Dawn
(Guerrilla Games/Sony Interactive Entertainment for PlayStation 4)
Best Console Game
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
(Nintendo/Nintendo for Wii-U/NX)
Best VR Game
Batman: Arkham VR
(Rocksteady/Warner Bros. Interactive Ent for PlayStation 4)
Best PC Game
Civilization VI
(Firaxis/2K)Best Hardware/Peripheral
PlayStation VR
(Sony Interactive Entertainment)Best Action Game
Battlefield 1
(DICE/EA for PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One)Best Action/Adventure Game
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
(Nintendo/Nintendo for Wii-U/NX)Best Role Playing Game
Final Fantasy XV
(Square-Enix for PlayStation 4, Xbox One)Best Racing Game
Forza Horizon 3
(Playground Games/Turn 10/Microsoft Studios for PC, Xbox One)Best Fighting Game
Injustice 2
(NetherRealm/WBIE for PS4, Xbox One)Best Sports Game
Steep
(Ubisoft Annecy/Ubisoft for PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One)Best Strategy Game
Civilization VI
(Firaxis/2K for PC)Best Family Game
Skylanders: Imaginators
(Toys for Bob/Activision for PC, PS3/PS4, Xbox 360/Xbox One, Wii-U)Best Online Multiplayer
Titanfall 2
(Respawn/EA for PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One)Best Independent Game
Inside
(Playdead for PC, Xbox One)Special Commendation for Graphics
God of War
(Sony Santa Monica/Sony Interactive Entertainment for PlayStation 4)
For a breakdown of the awards, you can check out the Gamer Critics Awards on their site.
Ricardo Suarez
A tried and true gamer since a very young age. Titles such as Final Fantasy VII and Super Mario 64 shaped this man into the gamer he is today. Leans heavily towards PlayStation and PlayStation 1st party games, but is still open to trying anything that catches his interest.
Preferred Genres: Japanese Role-Playing, Action-Adventure, Fighters, and Platformer
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