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<a href=http://www.gdconlineawards.com/>Game Developers Choice Online Awards</a> organizers have announced that voting for the Audience Award <a href=http://www.gdconlineawards.com/audience.php>is now open</a>, and fans can vote for their favorite online
September 8, 2011
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Game Developers Choice Online Awards organizers have announced that voting for the Game Developers Choice Online Audience Award is now open, encouraging online game fans to vote for their favorite persistent online game from now until 12:00 PT on September 22. Typically, the winners at the Game Developers Choice Online Awards are chosen by the International Choice Award Network's (ICAN) online division, a group comprised of 400 specially picked, leading game industry creators from the foremost online game companies. The Audience Award, however, allows anyone to vote for their favorite currently-operating persistent online game, whether it be a subscription MMO, a free-to-play web game, a social network title, or anything else. To vote, game players should simply enter the name of the game and a valid email address at the Game Developers Choice Online Awards website, and verify their vote via email. The winner of the Audience Award will be revealed alongside the other award winners at the second annual Game Developers Choice Online Awards, which will run alongside GDC Online in Austin, Texas on the evening of Wednesday, October 12th. Returning to host the Choice Online Awards this year is Mike Goslin of Mindspark Interactive Network, an online game veteran with experience working with popular virtual worlds including Zwinky.com, Toontown Online, and more. In addition to the Audience Award, event organizers recently revealed the list of finalists for this year's ceremony, honoring games such as Riot Games' popular League of Legends, Zynga's FrontierVille, and Mojang's indie powerhouse Minecraft. Organizers also announced that this year's Online Game Legend Award will be presented to John Taylor and Kelton Flinn, the founders of Kesmai Corporation and creators of seminal online games such as Island of Kesmai and Air Warrior. The Hall of Fame Award will go to Sony Online Entertainment's classic MMO EverQuest. For more information about the Game Developers Choice Online Awards, please visit the event's official website. This year's GDC Online will take place in Austin, Texas at the Austin Convention center from October 10-13, 2011 – information and registration for the show is available on the official website. GDC Online is owned and operated by UBM TechWeb, as is Gamasutra.
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