Wii Sports Snags Six BAFTA Video Game Awards

The British Academy of Film and Television Arts hosted the British Academy Video Games Awards 2007 today, and Nintendo's Wii pack-in compilation Wii Sports came home with the most metal, taking six of the ceremony's 15 awards. The title was actually nominated for seven awards, losing only the Best Game honor to 2K Boston/2K Australia's underwater shooter BioShock (PC, X360). Although several unreleased titles had somehow made the list of nominees, none of these games came away with an award. Both Clover Studio's artsy adventure title Okami (PS2) and SCE Santa Monica's brutal mythical action title God of War II (PS2) earned two awards each. Look below for the full list of winners or check out the dubious list of nominees.

• Action and Adventure - Crackdown (Realtime Worlds, Microsoft, X360)
• Artistic Achievement - Okami (Clover Studio, Capcom, PS2)
• Best Game - BioShock (2K Boston/2K Australia, 2K Games, PC, X360)
• Casual - Wii Sports (Nintendo, Wii)
• Gameplay - Wii Sports (Nintendo, Wii)
• Innovation - Wii Sports (Nintendo, Wii)
• Multiplayer - Wii Sports (Nintendo, Wii)
• Original Score - Okami (Clover Studio, Capcom, PS2)
• Sports - Okami Wii Sports (Nintendo, Wii)
• Strategy and Simulation - Wii Sports (Nintendo, Wii)
• Story and Character - God of War II (SCE Santa Monica, SCE, PS2)
• Technical Achievement - God of War II (SCE Santa Monica, SCE, PS2)
• Use of Audio - Crackdown (Realtime Worlds, Microsoft, X360)
• BAFTA Ones to Watch Award (Independent Dev) - Ragnarawk (Voodoo Boogy)
• The PC World Gamers Award (Public Voting Online) - Football Manager 2007 (Sports Interactive, Sega, PC)