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Elden Ring Claims Game of the Year at the 23rd Annual Game Developers Choice Awards

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Thursday, March 23, 2023
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Elden Ring, the acclaimed action role-playing game from renowned game director Hidetaka Miyazaki and fantasy writer George R. R. Martin, has been awarded the Game of the Year award at the 23rd Annual Game Developers Choice Awards (GDCAs), the leading peer-based video game event celebrating the industry’s top games and developers.

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  • Elden Ring, the acclaimed action role-playing game from renowned game director Hidetaka Miyazaki and fantasy writer George R. R. Martin, has been awarded the Game of the Year award at the 23rd Annual Game Developers Choice Awards (GDCAs), the leading peer-based video game event celebrating the industry’s top games and developers.
  • FromSoftware and Bandai Namco Entertainment’s smash hit Elden Ring is the latest game from the team who created the challenging yet rewarding Dark Souls series.
  • The Game Developers Choice Awards also spotlights influential figures in the industry who push the medium forward each year.
  • The 23rd Annual Game Developers Choice Awards winners are:

Ben Stiller, John Travolta, and LeBron James “Can Relate” with PlayStation’s God of War Ragnarök

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Tuesday, November 1, 2022
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LeBron and Bronny James, John and Ella Travolta, and a Kratos-inspired Ben Stiller and his son Quin star in All Parents Can Relate, a humorous take on the most relatable aspect of parenthood: no parent gets it right all the time.

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  • LeBron and Bronny James, John and Ella Travolta, and a Kratos-inspired Ben Stiller and his son Quin star in All Parents Can Relate, a humorous take on the most relatable aspect of parenthood: no parent gets it right all the time.
  • All Parents Can Relate draws parallels to God of War Ragnark from an unexpected angle; a group of individuals who know that we are all works in progress.
  • Whether theyre a parent unintentionally embarrassing their child in public or preparing them for a prophesied epic battle.
  • Quin and I are basketball fans so it was a kick to improv with Bronny and LeBron.