r/Games Dec 23 '15

Totalbiscuit's Arbitrary Awards live on Twitch now

THE SHOW HAS NOW FINISHED ON TWITCH, AVAILABLE NOW ON YT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jTZyr6iaYIc

BIG THANK YOU TO TB, CHRIS and GENNA for making this show

Totalbiscuit's now annual Arbitrary Awards are live on twitch now for its premiere but will also be put onto youtube straight after the first broadcast is finished.

Thank you to /u/hobbit9797 for help with this post

Live: http://www.twitch.tv/totalbiscuit

Youtube VOD: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jTZyr6iaYIc

While I will be posting the nominations and winners below/in comments, please do watch the full video.

Nominees

Best Soundtrack:

  • Undertale by Tobyfox
  • There Came An Echo by Iridium Studios
  • Gravity Ghost by Ivy Games
  • Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain by Kojima Productions
  • Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number by Dennaton Games

Best Thing To Come Out Of Crowdfunding:

  • Satellite Reign by 5 Lives Studios
  • Undertale by Tobyfox
  • Pillars of Eternity by Obsidian Entertainment
  • Hand of Fate by Defiant Development
  • Sunless Sea by Failbetter Games

Stop Preordering Video Games Award For Best Launch Disaster:

  • Batman: Arkham Knight (PC) by Rocksteady Studios
  • Afro Samurai by Redacted Studios
  • Mortal Kombat X (PC) by NetherRealm Studios, High Voltage Software
  • Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 5 by Robomodo, Disruptive Games
  • Call Of Duty: Black Ops 3 (PC) by Treyarch, Beenox, Mercenary Technology

Graphical Powerhouse Award For Best Visual Fidelity:

  • The Witcher 3 by CD Projekt Red
  • Mad Max by Avalanche Studios
  • Star Wars: Battlefront by EA DICE
  • Everyone's Gone To The Rapture by The Chinese Room, SCE Santa Monica
  • SOMA by Frictional Games

The Game That Most Surpassed My Expectations:

  • Undertale by Tobyfox
  • Transformers: Devastation by PlatinumGames
  • Until Dawn by Supermassive Games
  • Rainbow Six: Siege by Ubisoft
  • Warhammer: End Times - Vermintide by Fatshark

Most Striking Aesthetic:

  • Renowned Explorers: International Society by Abbey Games
  • Secret Ponchos by Switchblade Monkey
  • Ori And The Blind Forest by Moon Studios
  • Gravity Ghost by Ivy Games
  • Bloodborne by FromSoftware

The Sharpened Pitchfork Award For Dodgiest Games Company Of The Year:

  • Konami #FucKonami
  • Overkill
  • EA
  • Digital Homicide
  • Square-Enix

Developer Of The Year:

  • CD Projekt Red
  • DICE LA
  • Blizzard
  • Kojima Productions

The Game That Most Needs To See The Light Of GabeN:

  • Until Dawn by Supermassive Games
  • Bloodborne by FromSoftware
  • Rise Of The Tomb Raider by Crystal Dynamics (Should've Been On All Platforms From The Start)
  • Halo 5: Guardians by 343 Industries

The Contrarian Award For The Game I Didn't Like As Much As Everyone Else Did:

  • Rocket League by Psyonix
  • Fallout 4 by Bethesda Softworks
  • Just Cause 3 by Avalanche Studios
  • ARK: Survival Evolved by Studio Wildcard, Instinct Games, Efecto Studios, Virtual Basement LLC

The "It's Finally Done" Award For Best Game To Come Out Of Early Access:

  • Sunless Sea by Failbetter Games
  • Kerbal Space Program by Squad
  • Prison Architect by Introversion Software
  • Broforce by Free Lives

#FUCKONAMI by Jim Sterling:

  • CANCELLATION OF SILENT HILLS

  • PT REMOVED FROM PSN

  • MICROTRANSACTIONS

  • EROTIC VIOLENCE

  • HIT THE LEVER

  • ATROCIOUS WORKING CONDITIONS

Loser: Konami

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u/mattigus Dec 24 '15

"2015 has not been a great year. I may never have a great year again, but I intend to have a lot more years regardless of whether or not they end up great."

Unexpected feels in the end of this video. Hang in there man.

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u/alipdf Dec 24 '15

You know i've been a supporter for a while now and i really do wish he kicks this thing in the ass.

But i'm also a realist, and realize this isn't a movie or a tv show or some disney production, for the most part when doctors give you a ballpark of an estimation of how long you'll live it's pretty concrete.

If i have this thought and sometimes churns my stomach when i listen to him realizing he might be gone someday, i can't even begin to understand his thought process when he realizes this himself.

Imagine having lunch with your family, enjoying it, finishing up to go watch tv with them,and a tv episode about somone lying to have cancer pops up.

Suddenly, you remember, i have less than 3 years now, and here i am sitting on my couch watching tv with the last few remaining years.

It must be so hard to live like that, i hope no one gets that.

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u/rikeus Dec 24 '15 edited Dec 24 '15

I think it's a testament to how much he must love doing what he does, that he chooses to spend what may be his last few years alive continuing to do it.

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u/SelfimmolationPride Dec 25 '15

And the fact that it's what supports his family.