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Thanks to the DayZ Mod, three year-old shooter Arma II continues to dominate the weekly list of bestselling games on Steam:
- Arma II
- Borderlands 2
- Left 4 Dead 2
- The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
- Orcs Must Die! 2
- Borderlands Game of the Year Edition
- Civilization V: Gods & Kings
- BioShock Collection
- Fallout New Vegas Ultimate Edition
- Batman: Arkham City
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Re: Steam Top 10 |
Jul 31, 2012, 00:03 |
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Jerykk wrote on Jul 30, 2012, 22:51:
Beamer wrote on Jul 30, 2012, 13:26: Skyrim on Xbox almost definitely outsold on the PC, though I'm sure it was much closer than Oblivion was, where the 360 blew the PC out of the water. Source plz. As far as I know, Bethesda hasn't released any platform-specific sales figures for Skyrim. Best we know is that it's sold 10 million total. It also outsold every single 360 exclusive title on the 360 in 2011. That puts it at at least 3 million 360 sales in 2011, given that Gears of War 3 sold that in its first week. It also outsold all PS3 exclusives on the PS3 in 2011. Uncharted 3 sold 3.8 million, so we know it sold at least 3.8 million on the PS3.
Let's assume GoW 3 did pretty poorly the rest of the year, and just put it at 4 million, so we'll say Skyrim sold 4 million. That works, since I think no one would argue the PS3 outsold the 360 given that it's mostly a western game and the 360 has sold better here. So that accounts for 7.8 million sales in 2011 out of an acknowledged 10 million.
Or, if you don't like this triangulating, just consider that it's the best selling 360 game since its launch outside of MW3. Do you really think the PC is selling anything as quickly as the second best selling 360 game these days? Yeah, the PC is doing well, but it hasn't taken the single title lead. |
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