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Spike TV has announced today the nominees for the big Spike TV Video Game Awards show that will be taking place Live on December 11, 2010 at 8PM ET/5PM PT on (wait for it)… Spike TV. Sort of surprisingly, Bioware’s Mass Effect 2 looks like this year’s Uncharted 2, with ten nominations. Everyone’s favorite western, Red Dead Redemption trails close behind with nine. Halo: Reach and Call of Duty: Black Ops each have seven.
Here’s the full list of nominees:
Game of the Year
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Call of Duty: Black Ops
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God of War III
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Halo: Reach
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Mass Effect 2
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Red Dead Redemption
Studio of the Year
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BioWare
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Blizzard Entertainment
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Bungie Studios
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Rockstar San Diego
Best Xbox 360 Game
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Alan Wake
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Fable III
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Halo: Reach
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Mass Effect 2
Best PS3 Game
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God of War 3
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Heavy Rain
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Modnation Racers
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Red Dead Redemption
Best Wii Game
Best PC Game
Best Handheld Game
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God of War: Ghost of Sparta
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Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker
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Professor Layton and the Unwound Future
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Super Scribblenauts
Best Shooter
Best Action Adventure Game
Best RPG
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Fable III
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Fallout: New Vegas
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Final Fantasy XIII
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Mass Effect 2
Best Multi-player
Best Individual Sports Game
Best Team Sports Game
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FIFA Soccer 11
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Madden NFL 11
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NBA 2K11
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MLB 10: The Show
Best Driving Game
Best Music Game
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Dance Central
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DJ Hero 2
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Def Jam Rapstar
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Rock Band 3
Best Soundtrack
Best Song in a Game
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"Basket Case"
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"Black Rain"
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"Far Away"
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"GoldenEye"
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"Won't Back Down"
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"Replay/Rude Boy Mashup"
Best Original Score
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God of War III
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Halo: Reach
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Mass Effect 2
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Red Dead Redemption
Best Graphics
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God of War III
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Heavy Rain
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Kirby's Epic Yarn
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Red Dead Redemption
Best Adapted Video Game
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Lego Harry Potter: Years 1-4
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Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Game
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Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions
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Star Wars: The Force Unleashed
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Transformers: The War for Cybertron
Best Performance By A Human Male
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Daniel Craig as James Bond (Blood Stone 007)
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Gary Oldman as Sgt. Reznov (Call of Duty Black Ops)
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John Cleese as Jasper (Fable III)
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Martin Sheen as Illusive Man (Mass Effect 2)
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Nathan Fillion as Sergeant Edward Buck (Halo Reach)
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Neil Pattrick Harris as Peter Parker/Amazing Spider-Man (Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions)
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Rob Wiethoff as John Marston (Red Dead Redemption)
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Sam Worthington as Alex Mason (Call of Duty Black Ops)
Best Performance by a Human Female
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Dame Judi Dench as M (Blood Stone 007)
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Danica Patrick as Danica Patrick (Blur)
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Emmanuelle Chriqui as The Numbers Lady (Call of Duty Back Ops)
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Felicia Day as Veronica (Fallout New Vegas)
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Jennifer Hale as Commander Sheppard (Mass Effect 2)
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Kristin Bell as Lucy Stillman (Assassin's Creed Brotherhood)
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Tricia Helfer as Sarah Kerrican (Starcraft II: Wings of Liberty)
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Yvonne Strahovski as Miranda Lawson (Mass Effect 2)
Best Downloadable Game
Best DLC
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BioShock 2 "Minerva's Den"
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Borderlands "The Secret Armory of General Knoxx"
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Mass Effect 2 "Lair of the Shadow Broker"
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Red Dead Redemption "Undead Nightmare"
Best Independent Game
Most Anticipated Game
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Batman: Arkham City
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BioShock: Infinite
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Gears of War 3
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Portal 2
You can start complaining now.
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Sometimes when searching for inspiration, it just lands right in your inbox. Check out this brand new trailer for Ghost Recon: Future Soldier that Ubisoft just sent over.
Looks awesome, right? I mean, are those graphics, or did they just hire a bunch of actors to dress up like Ruskies and get shot at by robots? Oh. That is what they did... Well that still doesn't explain the cool robots. Either way, it's a really awesome trailer. And I love the fact that the campaign is not going to be set in Mexico again.
I guess Ubisoft stole a page out of Bungie's diamond-encrusted advertising book for Future Soldier. We'll see if they can steal some of their success this fall.
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All-pro safety Troy Palamalu, who shares this year’s cover of Madden with Larry Fitzgerald, went down Thursday night with a sprained ligament during a game versus the Tennessee Titans. The shaggy-haired Steeler may be out anywhere from three to six weeks—adding yet another name to the long list of Madden cover-stars who’ve been injured during their year on the box:
2010: Troy Palamalu – out three to six weeks
2008: Vince Young – out one game
2007: Shaun Alexander – out six games
2006: Donovan McNabb – out seven games
2005: Ray Lewis – out one game
2004: Michael Vick – out eleven games (also kicked dogs and stuff)
2003: Marshall Faulk – out for six games
2002: Daunte Culpepper – out five games
As you can see, the “Cover Curse” is real! And besides Brett Favre’s escape from harm in 2009 (unless being a pain in the *ss counts), no one is safe! Beware Larry Fitzgerald…
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