PlayStation Network

PSN Gamers' Choice Awards

Voting begins today on the 3rd annual PSN Gamers’ Choice Awards. They have opened the polls to find which PSN games are cream of crop. They have nominees across ten different categories that have the most popular and top rated games of the last year.

Starting today and running until the February 25th, you can vote on the PlayStation Store or on the SEN store online. To cast your vote in any category, you simply download a free XMB theme. Remember category winners will go on sale for a limited time after the voting concludes. Voting results will be posted on PS Blog next Tuesday. The full list of nominees are as follows.

Best PSN Exclusive

  • Journey (PS3)
  • Tokyo Jungle (PS3)
  • The Unfinished Swan (PS3)
Best PSN Game

  • Journey (PS3)
  • The Walking Dead – Season Pass (Episodes 1 – 5) (PS3)
  • Sound Shapes (Cross-Buy) (PS3/PS Vita)
Best Indie Game

  • Journey (PS3)
  • Sound Shapes (Cross-Buy) (PS3/PS Vita)
  • Rainbow Moon (PS3)
Best PS3 Full Game

  • Borderlands 2
  • Assassin’s Creed III
  • PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale
Best PS Vita Game

  • Gravity Rush
  • Super Stardust Delta
  • Tales From Space: Mutant Blobs Attack
Best PSP (PlayStation Portable) Game

  • Growlanser: Wayfarer of Time
  • Unchained Blades
  • Ragnarok Tactics
Best Classic Game

  • Legend of Dragoon (PS3/PSP)
  • Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 3 FES (PS3/PSP)
  • Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (PS3)
Best minis Game

  • Velocity (PS3/PSP)
  • Wizorb (PS3/PSP)
  • Canabalt (PS3/PSP)
Best PlayStation Move Enabled Game
  • Tiger Woods PGA Tour 13
  • Counter-Strike: Global Offensive
  • Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Future Soldier
Best Competitive Multiplayer Game

  • Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (PS3)
  • SkullGirls (PS3)
  • Magic: The Gathering – Duels of the Planeswalkers 2013 (PS3/PS Vita)

Source

Steve Baltimore
Steve started with oprainfall not long after the campaign moved from the IGN forums to Facebook. Ever since, he has been fighting to give all non-mainstream RPGs a fair voice. As the site admin, he will continue to do this and even show there is value in what some would deem "pure ecchi." He loves niche games and anime more than anything... well, except maybe Neptune.