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| {Some explanation of when the Awards are, which games are eligible, and how the two vote process works could go here.)
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| (Some explanation of the categories, especially "Best Use of Medium", should go here. Note that two of the categories -- Best Individual PC and Best Use of Medium -- were added after the first year.)
| | {SUGGESTION: Some explanation of when the Awards are, which games are eligible, and how the two vote process works should go here. Information relating to a specific year or category should instead go on the applicable page; see above navigation box. -- [[User:Dswxyz|David Welbourn]] 09:47, 26 Jan 2005 (Central Standard Time)) |
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| (Links to the ceremony transcripts should go here.)
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| [[Xyzzy Awards|Xyzzy Award]] winners, by year and by category.
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| == 1996 Xyzzy Awards Winners ==
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| (Link to the full list of nominees for 1996.)
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| * '''Best Game''' - ''So Far'', by [[Andrew Plotkin]].
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| * '''Best Writing''' - ''So Far'', by [[Andrew Plotkin]].
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| * '''Best Story''' - ''Tapestry'', by [[Daniel Ravipinto]].
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| * '''Best Setting''' - ''Small World'', by [[Andrew Pontious]].
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| * '''Best Puzzles''' - ''So Far'', by [[Andrew Plotkin]].
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| * '''Best NPCs''' - ''Kissing the Buddha's Feet'', by [[Leon Lin]].
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| * '''Best Individual Puzzle''' - Opening the gate, in ''So Far'', by [[Andrew Plotkin]].
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| * '''Best Individual NPC''' - The burin, in ''Frobozz Magic Support'', by [[Nate Cull]].
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| == 1997 Xyzzy Awards Winners ==
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| The winners were announced in a live, online ceremony on [[ifMUD]]. (Link to transcript should go here.) (Link to the full list of nominees for 1997.)
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| * '''Best Game''' - ''Interstate Zero'', by [[Adam Cadre]].
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| * '''Best Writing''' - ''Sunset Over Savannah'', [[Ivan Cockrum]].
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| * '''Best Story''' - ''Babel'', [[Ian Finley]].
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| * '''Best Setting''' - ''A Bear's Night Out'', [[David Dyte]].
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| * '''Best Puzzles''' - ''The Edifice'', [[Lucian Smith]].
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| * '''Best NPCs''' - ''Frenetic Five vs. Sturm und Drang'', [[Neil deMause]].
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| * '''Best Individual Puzzle''' - The language puzzle, in ''The Edifice'', by [[Lucian Smith]].
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| * '''Best Individual NPC''' - Bob, in ''She's Got a Thing for a Spring'', by [[Brent VanFossen]].
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| * '''Best Individual PC''' - Tracy Valencia, from ''Interstate Zero'', by [[Adam Cadre]].
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| * '''Best Use of Medium''' - ''The Tempest'', by [[Graham Nelson]].
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| == 1998 Xyzzy Awards Winners ==
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| On February 6, 1999, the winners were The winners were announced in a live, online ceremony on [[ifMUD]]. (Link to transcript should go here.) (Link to the full list of nominees for 1998.)
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| * '''Best Game''' - ''Spider and Web'', by [[Andrew Plotkin]].
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| * '''Best Writing''' - ''Photopia'', by [[Adam Cadre]].
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| * '''Best Story''' - ''Photopia'', by [[Adam Cadre]].
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| * '''Best Setting''' - ''Anchorhead'', by [[Michael Gentry]].
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| * '''Best Puzzles''' - ''Spider and Web'', by [[Andrew Plotkin]].
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| * '''Best NPCs''' - ''Once and Future'', by [[Gerry Kevin Wilson]].
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| * '''Best Individual Puzzle''' - Getting out of the chair, from ''Spider and Web'', by [[Andrew Plotkin]].
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| * '''Best Individual NPC''' - The interrogator, in ''Spider and Web'', by [[Andrew Plotkin]].
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| * '''Best Individual PC''' - ''Little Blue Men'', by [[Michael Gentry]].
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| * '''Best Use of Medium''' - ''Spider and Web'', by [[Andrew Plotkin]].
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| == 1999 Xyzzy Awards Winners ==
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| The winners were announced in a live, online ceremony on [[ifMUD]]. (Link to transcript should go here.) (Link to the full list of nominees for 1999.)
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| * '''Best Game''' - ''Varicella'', by [[Adam Cadre]]
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| * '''Best Writing''' - ''For a Change'', by [[Dan Schmidt]]
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| * '''Best Story''' - ''Worlds Apart'', by [[Suzanne Britton]]
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| * '''Best Setting''' - ''Hunter, in Darkness'', by [[Andrew Plotkin]]
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| * '''Best Puzzles''' - ''The Mulldoon Legacy'', by [[Jon Ingold]]
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| * '''Best NPCs''' - ''Varicella'', by [[Adam Cadre]]
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| * '''Best Individual Puzzle''' - The maze, in ''Hunter, in Darkness'', by [[Andrew Plotkin]]
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| * '''Best Individual NPC''' - Miss Sierra, in ''Varicella'', by [[Adam Cadre]]
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| * '''Best Individual PC''' - Primo Varicella, in ''Varicella'', by [[Adam Cadre]]
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| * '''Best Use of Medium''' - ''Aisle'', by [[Sam Barlow]]
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| == 2000 Xyzzy Awards Winners ==
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| The winners were announced in a live, online ceremony on [[ifMUD]]. (Link to transcript should go here.) (Link to the full list of nominees for 2000.)
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| * '''Best Game''' - ''Being Andrew Plotkin'', by [[J. Robinson Wheeler]]
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| * '''Best Writing''' - ''Metamorphoses'', by [[Emily Short]]
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| * '''Best Story''' - ''My Angel'', by [[Jon Ingold]]
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| * '''Best Setting''' - ''Shade'', by [[Andrew Plotkin]]
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| * '''Best Puzzles''' - ''Ad Verbum'', by [[Nick Montfort]]
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| * '''Best NPCs''' - ''Being Andrew Plotkin'', by [[J. Robinson Wheeler]]
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| * '''Best Individual Puzzle''' - ''Rematch'' (the whole game), by [[Andrew Pontious]]
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| * '''Best Individual NPC''' - Galatea, in ''Galatea'', by [[Emily Short]]
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| * '''Best Individual PC''' - ''Rameses'', by [[Stephen Bond]]
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| * '''Best Use of Medium''' - ''Shrapnel'', by [[Adam Cadre]]
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