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Astro Bot sweeps BAFTA Game Awards with 5 wins

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Astro Bot, the 3D platformer from Japan’s Team Asobi, swept in and stayed on top, bagging the coveted best game award.
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Still Wakes the Deep came in second with three BAFTAs: New Intellectual Property, and Performers in Supporting and Lead Roles.
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