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May 24, 2005
Winners of Swedish Game Awards 2005

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The Swedish Game Awards 2005 is a game development competition organized by the student group Excitera at the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) in Stockholm. It's Sweden's biggest game development competition, promoting innovative thinking and creative game ideas among academics.

In addition to sponsoring the event and donating phones for the winners in the mobile category, Sony Ericsson Developer World also awarded a cash prize for the best mobile Java 3D game.
 
The jury of industry representatives finished their deliberations and the award ceremony was held on May 12 at the KTH campus in Stockholm.
 
Mikael Nerde, Senior Managar and Head of Sony Ericsson's Developer Program, was on hand to award the mobile category prizes to the winning teams.
Students interested in Sony Ericsson Developer World and the phones on display

 

 
Mobile category
 
Winner: Ice cakes
 
The winning team behind Ice Cakes consisted of just one student, Finn Ericson.
 
Ice Cakes is a puzzle game that the jury thought was:

"Provocative, easily understandable and well adapted concept in smart packaging."
 
 Ice cakes - winner of the mobile category

Sony Ericsson Mobile Java 3D Award

Winner: 3D Cube
 
3D Cube was developed by Bjorn Ingeson, Henrik Ygge, Patrik Bruce and Ingmar Baeckstrom and the jury considered it to be:

 
"an IQ-demanding and ingenious game despite its simple model, and just like Rubic's Cube it is very difficult to master. This Java 3D game shows how 3D can be used in more situations than flight simulations and first-person-shooter games."
 
 
  
3D Cube - winning team of the Sony Ericsson Mobile Java 3D Award

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