Wii Fit (w/ balance board) - Wii - Nintendo - 3.5 million
Wii Sports Resort (w/ MotionPlus) - Wii - Nintendo - 2.4 million
Wii Mario Kart (w/ wheel) - Wii - Nintendo - 2.2 million
Wii Play (w/ remote) - Wii - Nintendo - 2.1 million
Halo 3: ODST - Xbox 360 - Microsoft - 2 million
Pokemon Platinum Version - DS - Nintendo - 1.9 million
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 - PS3 - Activision Blizzard - 1.9 million
Madden NFL 10 - Xbox 360 - Electronic Arts - 1.5 million
New Super Mario Bros. Wii - Nintendo - 1.4 million
http://www.industrygamers.com/news/n...ndo-dominance/
Where the hell is Uncharted 2? That game fell off the charts quickly.
Uncharted 2 had a smaller, limited base to draw from, unlike ODST or
CoD: MW2 or any of the Wii games.
> Where the hell is Uncharted 2? That game fell off the charts quickly.
It went from #1 in October to completely out of the top 20 in
November. Everyone who wanted it bought it at launch.
- Jordan
> Uncharted 2 had a smaller, limited base to draw from, unlike ODST or
> CoD: MW2 or any of the Wii games.
The smaller user base shouldn't actually matter. Here's why:
So far this year the PS3 has sold 2.9 million machines in the U.S.
This compares to 3.4 million 360s. While this is a smaller user base,
and it's reflected in sales of, say Modern Warfare 2, Uncharted 2 sold
500,000 copies at launch.
In other words, 2.4 million people who bought a PS3 this year passed
on the launch of Uncharted 2. You'd think that they would want a hot
new game, but apparently not. The low sales aren't a result of a
smaller user base, but massive disinterest within that user base.
- Jordan
>It went from #1 in October to completely out of the top 20 in
>November. Everyone who wanted it bought it at launch.
I usually buy my games at lunch. Avoids the crowd later.