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THE FINALISTS 2012 YOUR TEAM • YOUR GAMES • YOUR AWARDS


AWARD CRITERIA (RETAIL ADVISORY BOARD RECOGNITION): Sales performance, Attitude and efficiency, Innovation, Success within budgetary constraints, Long-term vision and problem-solving


10th Anniversary SPECIAL AWARDS MCV RETAIL ADVISORY BOARD: SPECIAL RECOGNITION


This is a special award voted for entirely by the MCV Retail Advisory Board, who represent the leading retailers in the UK. Finalists and winners are chosen based on their attitude to retail, enthusiasm and performance


ROSEMARY BUAHIN SCE UK


MARTIN DEFRIES Rising Star Games


DARREN HOUGHTON Gem


PAUL OUGHTON Bethesda


RALPH PITT-STANLEY 505 Games


MCV RETAIL ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS Anna-Marie Mason Mick Finucane Mark Burgess Andrew Thompson Graham Chambers Sarah Jasper Phil Moore Igor Cipolletta Dermot Stapleton


Ewan Pinder


Don McCabe


Gurdeep Hunjan


Nick Sultanti


Christopher Rogers


Keith Sharpe


Stephen Staley


Robert Hennessy


Paul Sulyok


GRAND PRIX AWARD


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Last but not least is the Grand Prix. Nothing about this award will be revealed until on the night of Thursday, April 19th. Our highest accolade, this prize rewards any UK-based brand or company which has enjoyed commercial and critical success, whilst also showing the highest level of support at trade level.


Previous winners have included Nintendo, Electronic Arts, Sony, Microsoft and Ubisoft. The winner of the award is decided exclusively by the team at MCV – but no one has yet complained about our final decision.


Previous Winners


2003: Microsoft 2004: Electronic Arts 2005: Nintendo 2006: Sony 2007: Nintendo 2008: Nintendo 2009: EA Sports 2010: Microsoft 2011: Ubisoft


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