It's been a good couple of days for Finnish studio Rovio.
Not only has Angry Birds been certified as only the second iPhone game to sell five million units, but now it's won the Develop 2010 award for the Best New Download IP.
Another winner of interest to Pocket Gamer was SCE Cambridge as the best handheld studio for its work on LittleBigPlanet PSP.
In addition, Danish middleware company Unity Technologies got the award for Technical Innovation and the special Grand Prix award too.
You can see the full list of winners here.
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