I find award-shows rather boring, and almost comical in their attempt to be sensational. There are no redeeming qualities of award shows, but due to the fact that this was the Spike TV Videogame Award Show of 2005, I feel compelled to write on it. The full list of winners is available here, and here are the most notable winners:

+ Game of the Year: Resident Evil 4
+ Best Action Game: God of War
+ Best First-Person Action: F.E.A.R.
+ Best Original Score: We Love Katamari
+ Most Addictive Game: World of Warcraft
+ Best Graphics: Resident Evil 4
+ Best PC Game: World Of Warcraft
+ Best RPG: World Of Warcraft
+ Best Handheld game: Lumines
+ Best Technology: PSP

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