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Ubisoft followed suit, taking home four golds and four silvers for its marketing
efforts on behalf of Prince of Persia, Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Chaos
and Peter Jackson's King Kong: The Official Game of the Movie.
On the agency side, The Ant Farm picked up four gold and six silver Senet-Muse
Awards for its work on behalf of Lego Star Wars and Tony Hawk's American
Wasteland, among others. Petrol Design also earned four gold and three silver
awards for its work on behalf of a broad range of clients. The release also
adds that AEIM presented a Rocket Award recognizing a new face in video game marketing,
to Lin Leng of THQ for his work in branding Company of Heroes. Special
team awards were given to Activision, Ubisoft, Sony Computer Entertainment, nvidia
and Microsoft's Xbox 360. Famed developer Will Wright took home the Hall
of Fame Award, while Founders Awards were presented to G4's Dale Hopkins, Microsoft's
Bill Nielsen and DDB Tribal's Jason Katz. The Senet-Muse Awards served as the
culmination of a two-day MI6 Conference. Hosted by G4's on-air personalities Morgan
Webb and Adam Sessler, the awards honour achievements in the design, marketing
and promotion of interactive entertainment properties, as well as the specific
contributions of marketers to the success and continued growth of the video gaming
and interactive entertainment industry. Peer-judged awards are given in more than
40 categories, adds the release. |