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This week's GameFly video game rental charts for North America, specifically relating to games rented via the games-by-mail service for the week ending March 28th, show p...
This week's GameFly video game rental charts for North America, specifically relating to games rented via the games-by-mail service for the week ending March 28th, show popularity over multiple game formats. In the all-formats chart, Sony's PlayStation 2 action adventure title God Of War heads straight in at number one, on the back of overwhelmingly positive reviews. The Free Radical-created multi-format FPS TimeSplitters: Future Perfect turned out second, and Xbox-specific first-person shooter Star Wars: Republic Commando hung around at number 3. The PlayStation 2 specific chart is, naturally enough, headed up by God of War, with Gearbox/Ubisoft's WWII title Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30 next up, and Capcom's PS2-exclusive return to form Devil May Cry 3 third. As for the Xbox, it's simply TimeSplitters: Future Perfect, followed by Star Wars: Republic Commando, and then Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30 once more. Although the top spots on the PlayStation 2 and Xbox charts are mainly made up of the top all-format games, Nintendo's GameCube has a whole different roster of largely GC-exclusive titles, with current exclusive Resident Evil 4 dominating in first place, closely followed by Star Fox Assault and the bongo-tastic Donkey Kong: Jungle Beat. As for the portable charts, the PSP sees the most popularity from vehicle combat game Twisted Metal: Head On, with, interestingly enough, card combat game Metal Gear Acid next, closely followed by Namco's excellent Ridge Racer. As for the Nintendo DS, Yoshi Touch & Go heads up the most-rented for the week, with Wario Ware: Touched! and Pokemon Dash hot on its tail, first-party titles to the fore.
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