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Resident Evil Requiem wins four Golden Joystick Awards, including Ultimate and Console GOTY

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Resident Evil Requiem wins four Golden Joystick Awards, including Ultimate and Console GOTY

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Resident Evil Requiem wins four Golden Joystick Awards, including Ultimate and Console GOTY

Capcom receives seven awards, including Studio of the Year and recognition for Pragmata and Onimusha: Way of the Sword

The 44th Golden Joystick Awards took place last night, with Resident Evil Requiem winning four awards including Ultimate Game of the Year and Console Game of the Year.

The ninth instalment in the franchise also received Best Game Trailer, in addition to Angela Sant'Albano winning Best Lead Performer for her role as Grace Ashcroft.

Capcom received seven awards, including Studio of the Year, Best Audio Design for Onimusha: Way of the Sword, and Best Supporting Performer for Grace Saif’s role as Diana in Pragmata.


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