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Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars bests Resistance: Fall of Man

Posted Apr 03, 2007 at 07:53PM by Ceasar S. Listed in: News, Games Tags: Sony, Command & Conquer, UK, Brian Lara, UEFA, Chart Track
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Chart Track UK reports: C&C3: Tiberium Wars bests Resistance: Fall of Man - Image 1 


In the UK's Chart Track All Format Top 40, it appears that contending RTS titan Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars for the PC and Xbox 360 has knocked off Sony's Resistance: Fall of Man from the top of the ranks for a glorious historical return to the number one spot in the charts. The All Format chart compares game sales from each game platform in a weekly basis.

Since Command & Conquer 2: Tiberian Sun had topped the charts back in August 1999, the Command & Conquer franchise hasn't touched the top place for (count 'em) seven years. But with Command & Conquer's return to its original story and roots, the game seems to have won the hearts of C&C fans in UK all over again. Currently, the weekly All Format Top 10 games stand at:
  1. Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars (EA)
  2. Resistance: Fall of Man (Sony) - dropped one place
  3. Motorstorm (Sony) - dropped one place
  4. Brian Lara International Cricket 2007 (Cricket) - dropped one place
  5. Virtua Tennis 3 (Sega) - dropped one place
  6. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Ubisoft) - claimed sixth spot from 21st spot
  7. UEFA Champions League 2006-2007 (EA) - claimed seventh spot
  8. Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories (Rockstar) - dropped two places
  9. Tiger Woods PGA Tour 07 (EA) - second week at 9th
  10. Call of Duty 3 (Activision) - dropped five places
MotorStorm and Resistance: Fall of Man both gave way to the newly-released strategy game after suffering a more than 60% sales drop, even after the PlayStation 3 launch in the PAL regions, including the UK. Only the PC version sales were considered as the Xbox 360 version has yet to ship worldwide. But there are many more weeks to come, and only time will tell if Command & Conquer gets to keep its throne.

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   by enterman - 2007-04-03
 » woot
Go CnC3 great game though can only truly be enjoyed on PCs.


   Re: yrt (Unregistered) - 2007-04-05
 » 360 and the camera wins this One
Actually I have all the Command and conquer games on PC but I think the xbox 360 looks like it its going to be the better version especially with the great camera options.
   by Quixand - 2007-04-03
 » Way to go!!
Right on C&C!!! Same goes for Resistance!!! I'm enjoying both games right now... they deserve their place in the charts!!!


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   Re: Annony - 2007-04-03
 » Word
I hear that. Both games rock!
   by Lurker (Unregistered) - 2007-04-04
 » Here are the stats PS3 fanboys dont want you to see
PS3 in the UK have plummeted over 82% and game sales over 60%

Linkage
http://gameindustry.biz/content_page.php?aid=23977


They havent even sold the launch allotment yet.


   Re: Crow (Unregistered) - 2007-04-04
 » Here are the stats 360 fanboys don't want you to see
The 82% drop in sales in the second week is due to the fact that a little over 80% of the available units were sold the first week.

At the end of the second week, all the available units had been purchased. Total percent sold: 100%

You forgot to include that disclaimer, Lurker. ;)
   by ny (Unregistered) - 2007-04-05
 » PS3 is flopping
It is true there has been an 82% drop in PS3 sales simple as that



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