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Golden Joystick live-blogged, Activision takes clean sweep with CoD4

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Update: CoD4's taken game of the year. Activision's taken publisher of the year.

CVG's live-blogging the Golden Joystick awards here. The site's clearly getting hammered. There's a link to the video stream on that page.

We'll update this story with the winners as they're announced.

After the break.

  • Nuts Award - Call of Duty 4 (Activision)
  • Sun Award - Guitar Hero (Activision)
  • Handheld Game of the Year - Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass (Nintendo)
  • Mobile Award - Bejeweled 2
  • Nintendo Game of the Year - Super Smash Bros. Brawl (Nintendo)
  • PC Game of the Year - Call of Duty 4 (Activision)
  • Online Game of the Year - Call of Duty 4 (Activision)
  • UK Developer of the Year - Rockstar North
  • Retailer of the Year - Play.com
  • PlayStation Game of the Year - Metal Gear Solid 4 (Konami)
  • Soundtrack of the Year - GTA IV (Rockstar)
  • Flash Game of the Year - Stickman Madness
  • Xbox Game of the Year - GTA IV (Rockstar)
  • Edge Most Wanted Award - Fallout 3 (Bethesda)
  • The One to Watch - Call of Duty: World at War (Activision)
  • Publisher of the Year - Activision Blizzard
  • Ultimate Game of the Year - Call of Duty 4 (Activision)
  • It's over.

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