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Nintendo Dominates MCV Awards In UK

The winners of the fifth annual MCV Industry Excellence Awards have been announced in a ceremony held in London last night, with Nintendo lifting three awards and a joint accolade to dominate the UK industry event.

David Jenkins, Blogger

April 20, 2007

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The winners of the fifth annual MCV Industry Excellence Awards have been announced in a ceremony held in London last night, with Nintendo lifting three awards and a joint accolade to dominate the UK industry event. The list of winners in full is: RETAIL Independent Retailer: e-Play Entertainment Retailer: HMV Specialist Games Retailer: GAME Online Retailer: Play Star Store: GameStation, Birmingham New Street Special Recognition Award: Margaret Pearson (Centersoft) PEOPLE & INDUSTRY UK Development Team: Traveller’s Tales Distribution Team: Koch/Nindie Unsung Hero: Blizzard Entertainment Sales Team: THQ Games Publisher: Nintendo PR & MARKETING PR Team: Nintendo/Cake New Games Brand: Guitar Hero (Activision) Trade Marketing Team: Ubisoft Marketing Team: Nintendo Game Campaign: Gears of War (Microsoft) Grand Prix Award: Nintendo The awards were given in three key areas of Retail, People & Industry and Marketing with nominees appraised between the period of March 3rd 2006 to March 2nd 2007. The awards are voted for by a panel of ninety judges, from across the retail, publishing and development industries. The annual special Grand Prix Award, voted on by MCV staff alone, was given to Nintendo, as the company was judged to have contributed the most to the video games business in the UK during the previous twelve months.

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David Jenkins

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David Jenkins ([email protected]) is a freelance writer and journalist working in the UK. As well as being a regular news contributor to Gamasutra.com, he also writes for newsstand magazines Cube, Games TM and Edge, in addition to working for companies including BBC Worldwide, Disney, Amazon and Telewest.

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