Japan Game Awards 2006: PS3 wins 3 and Wii gets 1

Oct 18 2006, 11:00am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

The Japanese Game Awards 2006 have been announced. These awards are part of the Tokyo Game Show.

In the future division, Sony won 4 awards for Sony PS3 games. Nintendo only has won one award.
The award winning PS3 games are: Gran Turismo HD, THE EYE OF JUDGMENT and Heavenly Sword. The award winning Nintendo Wii game is Elebits (Konami).
More details on the Award site and in this Sony press-release. More PS3 News and Wii News.

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