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Finally, after weeks of EA dominance, the Top 10 has been shaken-up
considerably. Straight in at number one this week is the Xbox360
exclusive Lost Planet: Extreme Condition, its combination of
on-foot and
 mech action proving popular with a lot of Xbox360
gamers. Another exclusive enters at number two, this time an
exclusive First-Party title for the hardest console to find,
WarioWare: Smooth Moves for Wii, a real achievement
considering the consoles currently limited userbase. It may have
been knocked off the top-spot, but FIFA 07 hasn’t fallen far,
this week residing at three. Never one to give the FIFA
franchise too much breathing space, Pro Evolution Soccer 6
stands firm at four.
Overpowered, heavily-modified cars are still a huge attraction for
many gamers as Need For Speed: Carbon falls only
three-to-five, with RockStar Games’ surprisingly decent take on
playground politics falling one-to-six. EA’s final Top 10 entry,
The Sims 2: Pets, seems to have at last lost a little favour
with the British public, down four this week to seven. The biggest
climber this week comes in the form of the breathtaking The
Legend Of Zelda: Twilight Princess, up twenty-eight places to
eight, likely due to the delayed replenishment of Wii stock to
retailers. Another awesome exclusive on the rise this week, although
only by one place, Gears Of War at ninth place. Rounding out
the Top 10 is Treyarch’s take on the brutal unrelenting conflict of
the Second World War, Call Of Duty 3.
The teens see two new releases this week in the form of Wii Play
and World Snooker Championship 2007. The former a likely
bonus of increased shipments of Wii stock while the latter, well,
that’s anybody’s guess! |
