It didn't take long for the gaming industry to realign its view--moving deftly from Game Developers Conference in San Francisco to the even sunnier and hotter confines of New Orleans where CTIA Wireless 2005 kicked off this week.

　　As is now a CTIA custom, GameSpot and sister site Wireless Gaming Review handed out the coveted Mobies awards last night at this mobile applications-focused trade show.

　　The awards were given in 10 categories, with an emphasis on innovation, technology, and design as criteria the judges used to determine winners.

　　The winners (game, publisher, developer) in all categories are as follows:

　　Mobile Game of the Year

　　Topolon (G-mode, G-mode)

　　Special Achievement Awards

　　Best Indie Game

　　Nano Kid (Pocket Panic!, Pocket Panic!)

　　Best Use of Existing IP

　　Prince of Persia: Warrior Within (Gameloft, Gameloft)

　　Genre Awards

　　Best Action Game

　　Star Trek: The Birds of Prey (Jumbuck Corporation, Jumbuck Corporation)

　　Best Adventure/RPG Game

　　Might and Magic (Gameloft, Gameloft)

　　Best Board/Card Game

　　Amy's Hangman (Centerscore, Centerscore)

　　Best Platform Game

　　Prince of Persia: Warrior Within (Gameloft, Gameloft)

　　Best Puzzle Game

　　Topolon (G-mode, G-mode)

　　Best Sports Game

　　Deer Hunter (Sorrent, Sorrent)

　　Best Strategy Game

　　Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six 3 (Gameloft, Gameloft)