20 March 2010 9:19 GMT / By Stuart Miles
Batman: Arkham Asylum has won best game at the Bafta 2010 awards.
The awards, which are voted by members of the game industry, in a similar way to how the movie BAFTAs are decided, gives an indication of the best games of the previous year.
The game, which sees Batman take on old enemies in Gotham's asylum, also picked up the Bafta award for best gameplay.
Sony's Uncharted 2, only available on the PS3, had the most success on the night however, picking up awards for Original Score, Best use of Audio, Story, and Character and Action.
Other winners included Wii Sports Resort for the Best Family and Social Game and Left 4 Dead 2 for Best Multiplayer.
Little Big Planet developer Media Molecule, won for a second year in a row for the handheld version of its PS3 hit.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 won the GAME award voted by the public as expected. Worldwide sales are so far over $1 billion.
Amazingly Assassin's Creed II, which was nominated for seven awards, walked away empty handed.
The BAFTA fellowship award was awarded to game maker Shigeru Miyamoto, who gave us Mario.
The full list of winners is as follows:
Best Game - Batman: Arkham Asylum
Action - Uncharted 2
Gameplay - Batman: Arkham Asylum
Family and Social - Wii Sports Resort
Sports - Fifa 10
Story and Character - Uncharted 2
Strategy - Empire: Total War
Best use of Audio - Uncharted 2
New Talent - Shrunk
Multiplayer - Left 4 Dead 2
Original Score - Uncharted 2
Handheld - LittleBigPlanet
Artistic Achievement - Flower
Use of Online - Fifa 10
Fellowship - Shigeru Miyamoto
Gaming, PS3, Xbox 360, BAFTA, PSP, Nintendo, Batman Arkham Asylum, Uncharted 2 Among Thieves



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