Electronic Gaming Monthly (EGM): 18 Game of the Year awards

Electronic Gaming Monthly (EGM) is a media outlet from United States. It appears in this database with 18 Game of the Year picks across 18 award seasons (1990–2009); its most frequent pick was BioShock.

In the seasons tracked at full breadth, 3 of its 7 picks went to the game that won the season overall; the most recent was Uncharted 2: Among Thieves in 2009.

Its pick furthest from the consensus was Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time in 2003, which finished No. 4 that season with 3 awards in total. Its earliest pick on record is Strider, for 1990.

This outlet's identity is not researched yet, so founding year, owner and status are left out rather than guessed. The award record below comes from our own data.

What "1990–2009" means.

It is the first and last year this outlet appears in our award data — not necessarily its founding or closing date. An outlet may have existed longer, or simply skipped a year's award.