Deletion of Gamers' Choice Awards (2nd nomination)

Comment: We just had this debate 12 months ago and I don't really understand what's changed such that we should have it again. Looking at the article and the sources cited therein, it seems to me that  is met. A lot of the points raised in this AFD seem directed towards the fact that this was a crappy award show. Maybe it was, maybe it wasn't, but I don't personally feel that the quality of something should bear on the issue of notability. It was broadcast on a national network (CBS) and attracted, IMHO, significant coverage due to the show itself, the awards/nominations given, and the subsequent litigation. And a quick search indicates that it's still be referenced when people talk about games that won/were nominated (see e.g., https://gamerant.com/best-first-person-shooters-play-xbox-one-metacritic/, https://www.courier-journal.com/story/news/education/2020/01/29/kentucky-high-schools-banned-playing-fortnite-e-sports-events/4607659002/, https://sports.inquirer.net/376974/how-to-spectate-arena-of-valor). Do I, in my personal, subjective opinion, think we need an article about this award show? No, not really. But do I think it meets our notability guidelines? Yeah, probably and I don't think we need to revisit this debate a second time
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:SIGCOV)