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Following a lack of any major new releases for the North American game retail market in September, the PC release schedules have flowered into full bloom, with a whole su...
Following a lack of any major new releases for the North American game retail market in September, the PC release schedules have flowered into full bloom, with a whole suite of new entries. Long awaited real-time strategy sequel Age of Empires III has emerged as the number one title, although The Sims 2 expansion Nightlife has fallen only to number two in the charts. The second highest new entry is Firaxis' turn-based strategy title Civilization IV, just ahead of the third strategy game of the month: Lionhead Studio’s Black & White 2. WWII title Call Of Duty 2 is the highest ranking new action title at number seven, ahead of Quake 4. Fellow first person shoot ‘em-up F.E.A.R. may well have ranked higher overall, if not for its sales being split between the standard and “Director’s Edition”. Outside of the top ten, massively multiplayer online role-playing game City of Villains charted at number thirteen, with the Quake 4 Special Edition at number fourteen and the Civilization IV Special Edition at number sixteen. The final new entry was Rome: Total War expansion pack Barbarian Invasion.
TM | LM | Title | Publisher |
---|---|---|---|
1 | NE | Age of Empires III | Microsoft |
2 | 1 | The Sims 2 Nightlife | EA |
3 | NE | Civilization IV | 2K Games |
4 | NE | Black & White 2 | EA |
5 | 3 | Roller Coaster Tycoon 3 | Atari |
6 | 2 | World of WarCraft | Vivendi |
7 | NE | Call of Duty 2 | Activision |
8 | NE | Quake 4 | Activision |
9 | NE | F.E.A.R. | Vivendi |
10 | NE | F.E.A.R. Director's Edition | Vivendi |
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