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May 6, 2004, 23:17 |
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4/19/04 to 4/25/04 best selling games (in the US)
1 Battlefield Vietnam 2 Far Cry 3 Unreal Tournament 2004 4 Drop! 5 The Sims Deluxe 6 Counter-Strike: Condition Zero 7 Age of Mythology 8 Call of Duty 9 Zoo Tycoon: Complete Collection 10 251 Collector's Edition
and for UK
1 Hitman: Contracts 2 Hitman: Contracts 3 TOCA Race Driver 2: The Ultimate Racing Simulator 4 Sonic Heroes 5 Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Pandora Tomorrow 6 James Bond 007: Everything or Nothing 7 England International Football 8 World Championship Rugby 9 FIFA Soccer 2004 10 LMA Manager 2004
Yes, Hitman is number 1 and 2. Blame gamespot. MP games sell much more in the US and a lot less in the UK. Or maybe it's just this week.
A little farther back and you get
Best-selling PC games for the week of December 28, 2003 to January 3, 2004:
Rank / Title / Publisher / Average Price 1 / Call of Duty / Activision / $41 2 / The Sims: Makin' Magic / EA / $29 3 / The Sims Deluxe / EA / $20 4 / Zoo Tycoon: Complete Collection / Microsoft / $28 5 / The Sims Double Deluxe / EA / $40 6 / Age of Mythology / Microsoft / $34 7 / The Sims: Superstar / EA / $28 8 / The Sims: Unleashed* / EA / $29 9 / The Sims: Hot Date* / EA / $29 10 / Star Wars: Knights Of The Old Republic* / LucasArts / $29
Sure, you'd need a much better analysis to draw real conclusion. But atleast you can see that neither of the genre (MP or SP) as a real advantage over the other. On the upside, The Sims are loosing ground. Wich can only be good for PC gaming as a whole
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