Team Fortress Classic
In addition to receiving Eurogamer's first ever perfect score, "Unreal Tournament" was named by the site one of the best games of 1999. Launch editor John Bye chose the shooter as the game of the past decade (1999–2009) and said: "Unreal Tournament is one of the few games in the early days of Eurogamer that I kept going back to months after I'd finished reviewing it, a game that I played to unwind after a long day playing other games. Whether it was trying to break the one-minute barrier in the speed running mayhem of Assault mode, battling back and forth amongst the alleyways of Domination, or dropping shrapnel shells at people's feet with the wonderfully chunky flak cannon in a fast and furious free-for-all deathmatch, Unreal Tournament was an endless source of entertainment". In 2004, "Unreal Tournament" was inducted into the "Computer Gaming World" Hall of Fame. "Unreal Tournament" was a nominee for "PC Gamer US"s 1999 "Best Action Game" and "Best Multiplayer Game" awards, which went to ' and "Team Fortress Classic", respectively. They called it "a brilliant multiplayer game that blew its main rival "Quake III" away with awesome bots, graphics, game types, and online functionality". "Unreal Tournament" was a finalist for the Academy of Interactive Arts &amp; Sciences' 1999 "Action Game of the Year" award, which ultimately went to '.