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Call of Duty 4 took three awards at the 2009 British Academy of Film and Television Arts video game ceremony.
The surprise winner of game of the year, the biggest award, was Super Mario Galaxy.
More surprising was the fact that best-selling title GTA IV went home without any awards - despite being nominated in seven separate categories.
The Video Game Baftas are given out to recognise "the very best in artistic, creative and technical innovation in video games" they have been given out since 1998, but have only had their own event since 2004.
39 different games were nominated for an award and the event was hosted by Mock The Week compere and stand-up comedian Dara O'Briain, an avid gamer himself who describes his playing habits as "midway between hardcore and casual".
The Academy also bestowed a Fellowship award on Nolan Bushnell, founder of Atari and the man who created the first ever mass-market video game, Pong.
The last awards event, in 2007, caused controversy as some of the nominated titles had not actually been released in the shops and, in some cases, were not even finished.
As a result the 2008 ceremony was delayed until March 2009 to avoid clashing with the Golden Joysticks and to give judges more time with the nominated games.
The winners are
