GameStop promotes AIAS Award

Every year, the Academy of Interactive Arts & Science presents the Interactive Achievement Awards. The distinction emulates the film world’s Oscar ceremony and nevertheless remains largely unnoticed by the public.

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Together with GameStop, the Academy now wants to put the prize in the right light. As US media report, the world’s largest games retailer will in future specially mark winning titles from the Interactive Achievement Awards in its branches. Customers would thus be able to recognise the award-winning games immediately. This would not only give publishers an additional marketing opportunity, but also bring the prize closer to the general public.

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