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It’s been two weeks since the last Electronic Theatre Special:
Sales Chart
 and things have been more than little shaken-up in
the chart. Back in pole-position is Lost Planet: Extreme
Condition, which, considering the lack of notable releases for
the Xbox360, does make some sense, but given the multi-format nature
of the chart, may surprise some and is likely to spur Capcom to make
more Xbox360 exclusives, given the success of this and their earlier
effort, Dead Rising. Still battling on, Pro Evolution
Soccer 6 finally takes the lead against FIFA 07, taking
this weeks second place, with EA’s premier football franchise
trailing at three. Proving the immortal power of the venerable
Mega-Drive, SEGA Mega-Drive Collection enters the chart at an
incredible fourth place, with SEGA’s old nemesis Nintendo enjoying
continued sales of its current AAA Wii title
WarioWare: Smooth Moves; holding on to a Top 10 spot
at five. Despite FIFA 07 falling slightly, EA can still take
comfort in the fact that Need For Speed: Carbon still has a
few miles left in it, this week at six. More success for Nintendo,
as Wii Play and
NEW Super Mario Bros. occupy seven and
eight, proving once and for all that Nintendo can’t be counted out
of the videogame industry any time soon. We’ve no idea how this
continues to happen, but
Disney/Pixar: Cars is still
in the Top 10! Parking it’s self at ninth and likely single handily
funding THQ’s future efforts. Rounding out the Top 10 is The Sims
2: Pets.
The teens are all over the place this week, with notable changes
coming in the form of a new release of dubious quality Little
Britain: The Video Game, another resurgence from
The Legend
Of Zelda: Twilight Princess, up eight to thirteen and the decent
of World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade, down a huge
thirteen places to eighteen. |
