1999 2nd Annual Interactive Achievement Awards
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- Опубліковано 6 гру 2023
- Live from the Variety Arts Theater in Los Angeles, CA, it's the 2nd Annual Interactive Achievement Awards!
The 1999 IAAs were held on May 13, 1999 during E3 1999. The ceremony honored achievements in interactive design from the previous year, with nominees including Metal Gear Solid, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, Banjo-Kazooie, Half-Life, and Grim Fandango.
(At this point in time, "interactive" covered more than just games, so there's a couple web design awards too. Goes to show that the definition of interactive art has always been changing!)
The IAAs were organized by the Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences, a non-profit organization which continues to run the awards show today, now called the D.I.C.E. Awards.
![[Vinesauce] Joel - The Game Awards 1999 Highlights ( Part 1 )](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/j0CWilgTc50/mqdefault.jpg)
banjo kazooie beating Half Life and Grim Fandango for Graphics and Art Direction is craaaaaaazy
considering the limitations on the console they were working on it makes sense banjo would win. rare really got every ounce of juice out of the n64 by the end of its life cycle.
Plus, judging from the other winning votes, it did seem like the 90s audience was more keen and favorable to just plain ol' simple fun, than any of the overtly artsy types. If the modern crowd had existed back then, there wouldn't've been a chance in hell that Banjo would've won, let alone twice. Lookit what Metal Gear Solid, Alpha Centauri and Oddworld lost to, versus what Pizza Tower and The Super Mario Bros. Movie were up against.
Banjo Kazooie is good, but football in the groin has a football in the groin.
Half Life was always kind of an ugly game though. Very impressive lighting and particle effects but there were many N64 games that beat it on other technical levels. I think people forget how powerful and capable the N64 was.
poor miyamoto had to go on stage so many times 😂
Rest In Peace Coolio
1:42:51 I went straight to the sauce, Gabe Newell, who confirmed via email what that card handoff to Coolio was: "It was a business card so he could email me." He didn't go further into clarifying whether Coolio did indeed send an email, beyond suggesting that Valve's Doug Lombardi may have picked up the connection from there. So, there ya go.
He wanted to give Cooio a free copy of Half Life!
Wow, what a time capsule. Thanks for preserving this.
History in the making. Thanks for the full quality upload.
1:38:37 1:40:38 half life
13:26 dang, even back then games were getting snubbed at award shows
how on earth did pokemon win best character developement over half life 1, sanitorium, and *metal gear solid*??
If it was best character designs then i would understand it but Gen 1 had barely any plot
its probably because all the kids associated the games along with the Anime. which I agree is still kinda scummy
These are and were sales-based to a large extent
Half Life 1 was cool, but Counter-Strike was far more popular. The online transition already took hold and nobody wanted to play single player games on the PC since it could connect to the internet and the N64 couldn't.
Pokemon was instantly iconic all over the world. Pretty much all 151 of them. Half Life had like three different human models that were reused for every character. MGS had some fun designs but it wasn't like Pokemon
This is gold. Great to see all the classics and the devs behind them.
It’s amazing that Half Life was Valve’s first game, and it managed to be so successful, it won a couple of awards against people who have been in the industry longer…Bravo.
Such a fantastic find for preservation!
This is amazing
1:38:39 GabeN walking onto the stage with the closing theme playing will never not be absolutely badass
love how snappy it is, a mere 2 hours
They all had parties to get to after lol
What an amazing lineup of games
Huge step up from 94 Cybermania 😆
Man, I wish I can go back and cherish these moments as a kid growing up and also save all my Pokémon cards.😂😂😂
0:53 2003 BIONICLE fan nostalgia moment (you had to play the mini cds that came in the canisters)
Wonder what the deal is with Pokémon Red & Blue being referred to as "DMG Pokémon"? I know that DMG is the product code for the Game Boy, so it's not unreasonable, but I've never heard the Gen I games referred to like that before. I guess it has the benefit of covering the original Red/Green/Blue games from Japan, but since this is an industry award show presumably focused on games released in North America in 1998 that doesn't seem particularly relevant. Really curious as to whether this designation was used in any other official/press contexts.
It almost makes me think that it was a placeholder before the Western names were finalized, but they surely must have been at this point. It is perplexing, but there were Japanese devs and such in the audience, so I think it might have been to avoid some naming confusion. DMG being an odd but functional choice. Why not Game Boy? I don't think we'll ever know for sure.
I've been searching and can't find any other instances of it... very odd. Also sounds like they said "Game Freaky".
@@NezuChan These awards were early 99 Pokemon Red/Blue released in 98. There has to be another reason, the games were already out in NA.
1:43:48
Gabe: We may be doing good so far, but you ain’t seen anything yet.
In today’s age, he’s right on that last part.
In no Universe ever has Banjo-Kazooie ever beaten Metal Gear Solid in action
1:00:58 Imagine someone mentioning Scorsese while talking about Zelda. He’s my favorite director of all time, but not the first filmmaker I would think of when talking about Zelda. Spielberg, Wyler, Lucas (When he was still respected) or DeMille would have been more fitting examples.
Poor Miyamoto seems so uncomfortable. Did they not think to get any Japanese speaking interpreters? It also warms my heart to see Banjo Kazooie get some love. I think they meant platformer more in the category name, rather than action, but that naming might not have caught on yet.
Miyamoto does actually understand English, his father was an English teacher. But he doesn't like big to-dos like this, I think he only goes out of obligation to Nintendo. He's always come across as shy and reserved despite how well he still speaks in public and at events
this rules!
Tribes! Best game here
Tribes 1&2 are still some of the best mp shooters of all time.
Half-Life 1:40:41
Poor Miyamoto, where was Bill-san during all this?!
"One Oh Eighty Snowboarding". Oof.
CHRIS ROBERTS!
So this comment is coming from seeing the very first nominees for the first award. I’m guessing Zelda sweeps this, or at least close to it. It is an excellent game, but there are others that deserve credit as well, like Metal Gear Solid. This is the type of thought process of years of “Zelda could do no wrong.” Has done to me. This was a time of revolutionary games, and I hope I’m wrong about the Zelda sweep.
It did win a lot, but it wasn't quite the sweep I was expecting, probably just because it wasn't in all categories.
@@NezuChanexactly. My vote would have gone to Metal Gear Solid. As great as Zelda is, Metal Gear has much much much more to offer including experience. Psycho Mantis… how crazy was his programming in the game? Same as having to suffer along with Snake when he’s being tortured. Zelda lacked the real life experience MGS had, not to mention the story with twists and turns.
@@RazHollyI agree. I think a lot of people maybe were blinded by Zelda. I personally don't like Ocarina that much, but I did not play it when it came out, only years later. Was Mantis in MGS1? I legitimately forget.
1:00:34 is when Shigeru Miyamoto is brought in
44:44
@@Alianger right yeah, I was just looking for a spot where it got straight to the point
He first shows up at 11:00. He's up on that stage quite frequently that night lol
goddammit joel
Interesting that they refer to Pokemon Red and Blue as "DMG Pokemon"
Xenogears or Brave Fencer Musashi should have been nominated for RPG over Ocarina since they’re…well…you know…RPGs.
The fighting game award is baffling. There were actual fighting games... yet they had Warzone in TWICE and Bushido Blade 2 was the closest thing to acceptable. Gee.
Yeah, weren't there any Street Fighters, Mortal Kombats, or Tekkens released that year?
Yes. Tekken Tag Tournament, Third Strike, Match of the Millenium, and MK gold. Now, at least 3 of these are bonafide classics, but in addition Garou, Dead or Alive 2 and Bloody Roar 2 - also some of the best in history.
Is there a chance of you having the 3rd edition? As far as I researched, the subsequent events were also webcasted (this 2nd being the first using such method).
From Zimmerer's collection, we also have the 1st edition, but not the 3rd. (We didn't upload that one here because the event is much less exciting, but it'll go up on our digital library platform once everything is ready.)
@@GameHistoryOrg Thats great! I'll try to look up some contacts that may have subsequent editions
I don’t understand why they say Team Blank. Why couldn’t they get the names of the sound designers, art directors, etc?
Before The Game Awards there was
45:47 That's Heroes of Might & Magic 2 lol
1:10:27 Sid Meier
Lmfao wait... juat a moment ago I was randomly looking up Zachary Ty Bryan.. for no particular reason. Next thing you know at 45 minutes in, he's shaking the hand of miyamoto. Wtf LMAO
Who's "Shigero" Miyamoto?? Also what a time capsule this is!
4:33 The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
Half life!!!!!
Why was david gallegher there?...
Time stamps please
I always see Ben Stein in the store. He is kind of a jerk.. usually seen in Walmart or downtown.