Wii Fit, Sims 3 top console, PC games of '09...until now
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Just with a week after it published a worse-than-expected US monthly game sales report, the NPD Group has released its top ten best-seller charts to the year up to now. The rankings were depending on unit sales figures, that were themselves not given public--to the most part (see below).
Americans preferred limber Miis...
The leading industry-research group discovered that, within the first few months of 2009, Nintendo dominated the domestic non-PC games market, occupying six with the top 10 slots. Wii Fit arrived first, then Pokemon Platinum (DS), the Wii Remote pack-in Wii Play, and Wii Mario Kart, that's bundled using the Wii wheel. The last two positions around the top 10 were taken by some venerable DS holdovers--New Super Mario Bros., released in May 2006, and Mario Kart DS, first released in November 2005. Sandwiched involving the Mii yoginis and pocket-sized plumbers were three Xbox 360 games--Capcom's Resident Evil 5 (fifth), THQ's UFC 2009 Undisputed (sixth), and Activision's 2008 hit Call of Duty: World at War (seventh). The sole PlayStation 3 title to crack the superior 20 was the long-awaited--and critically praised--first-party shooter Killzone 2, which fought its way into eighth place.
On the PC charts--much like inside real world--Electronic Arts and Activision Blizzard fought it for supremacy. From January to July, hmo's's Sims 3 was obviously a double threat, with all the regular edition being the highest game along with the $70 collector's edition arriving eighth. According to NPD, the experience has sold over 820,000 units in June, the month that it was released. Despite competing against its very own sequel, The Sims 2: Double Deluxe was the six-month period's bronze-medal winner, with The Sims 2: Apartment Life expansion taking 10th place. EA also scored with Spore, the half-year's seventh-place PC title.
...and happy sims in the first one half of 2009.
Activision Blizzard's showing wasn't too shabby, with all the World of Warcraft: Wrath on the Lich King expansion arriving second, along with the $40 World of Warcraft: Battle Chest Bundle--which consists from the original game plus the Burning Crusade expansion--being released fourth. The original World of Warcraft, which has been released over four along with a half years back, remained a best seller in sixth place. Rounding out the highest 10 US PC games from January to June were fifth-place finisher Empire: Total War from Sega and ninth-place game Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II from THQ. Don't hesitate, there's cheap Warmane Gold available for purchase in https://www.mmoah.com/warmane