Funhaus Gaming Awards, previously known as "Funhaus Awards in Gaming" (for ~8 seconds, before realizing a critical mistake with the acronym),[1] is a sub-series to Gaming Weekly. The show is highly inspired by the amateur performance of The Game Awards. The inaugural video titled "1st Annual Funhaus Gaming Awards" implies that this could have been a yearly series. However, on February 14, 2019, Funhaus re-acquired the Inside Gaming brand. This brand succeeds the Gaming Weekly series.
Quintessential Gamer's acceptance speech
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2018 Results[]
Spoiler warning: Possible plot and/or ending details follow.|
Best Game of the Year
Winner:
FIFA 09[?] |
Best Combat Experience
Winner:
God of War |
Should I Eat a Burrito
Winner:
Lawrence doesn't care. |
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The Best Game We Accidentally Bumped Into a Pedestrian While Horsebacking ... [???] ... Because He's Got a $200 Bounty.[2]
Winner:
Red Dead Redemption 2 |
Best Multiplayer game
Tie:
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Biggest Inspirations
Winner:
Guy with flute at Sony's E3 press conference |
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Beloved Executives (Sarcastic)
Telltale Games Winner:
Telltale Games |
Best Copyrighten E-Sports Player Game Name Game of the Year[?]
Winner:
Quintessential Gamer (Lawrence) |
Best Indie Game
Winner:
Celeste |
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Worst Indie Game
Winner:
Red Dead Redemption 2 |
Best Voice Actor that isn't Nolan North
Winner:
Troy Baker |
Best Level/World Design
Winner:
Red Dead Redemption 2 |
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Best Game Completely Ruined by the Presence of Women
Winner:
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate |
Funhaus' Actual Game of the Year
Winner:
Dragonball Fighter Z |
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