Award: Game Developer's Choice Award for Best Writing
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The Writing award recognizes the overall excellence of writing in a game - including, but not limited to, story, plot construction, dialogue, branching narratives, etc.
Notable people involved: Tim Schafer, Scott Campbell, Peter McConnell and Eiji Aonuma
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Sponsored by the Game Developers Conference. The Writing award was first presented in 2003. Company credits were first acknowledged in 2005.
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The first Award: Game Developer's Choice Award for Best Writing video game was released on November 18, 2002.
Nintendo, Ubi Soft, LucasArts and Majesco published most of these games.