Batman: Arkham Asylum¹ has been crowned best game at the Bafta 2010 awards.

《蝙蝠侠：阿卡姆疯人院》加冕2010年度英国电影电视艺术学院奖最佳游戏称号。

The British developed title headed off（阻止，转移方向） strong competition from Uncharted 2: Among Thieves that led the nomination² field before the ceremony.

The game, which sees the superhero tackle a series of old foes³ in the asylum（庇护，收容所） setting, also picked up the Bafta award for best gameplay.

Despite not winning the best game award, Uncharted 2 did take four other awards including best action and story.

Title race

The Bafta awards is one of the biggest nights in the UK gaming calendar. The winners of 14 of the categories are chosen by industry figures.

One award, sponsored by high-street store Game, is chosen by gamers. As widely expected Call of Duty: Modern Warfare⁴ 2 took that title. The sales that Modern Warfare 2 racked up（击倒，获胜） in 2009 made it the biggest selling game of all time.

Assassin's Creed⁵ II was nominated in a total of seven categories but managed to win none of them.

The video game Baftas also saw success for another British-developed title LittleBigPlanet. Originally created by Surrey-based Media Molecule⁶, it won the best award for best handheld game. The portable version was produced by an in-house development team at Sony.

Left 4 Dead 2 took the award for best multiplayer game - the second year that the series has scooped⁷ that award.

The British Academy of Film and Television Arts (Bafta) awards recognise "artistic⁸, creative and technical innovation in video games".

Bafta also presented a lifetime achievement Fellowship award to legendary⁹（传说的，传奇的） game maker¹⁰ Shigeru Miyamoto, the man behind Super Mario, Donkey Kong, The Legend of Zelda and many more.

In 2009 the fellowship went to Nolan Bushnell, creator of some of the first video games and co-founder of Atari.

Bafta has been giving out awards to the games industry since 1998, although it only became a separate event in 2004.