UK Top 40: FIFA Wins Again; Call of Duty: World at War Still Fighting

1/5/09

UK, Week ending January 3rd - FIFA 09 scores the top spot in the UK and puts Call of Duty: World at War in 2nd for the last week of the year.

Rank - Title - Publisher
01. Fifa 09 - Electronic Arts
02. Call Of Duty: World At War - Activision Blizzard
03. Need For Speed: Undercover - Electronic Arts
04. Guitar Hero: World Tour - Activision Blizzard
05. Mario & Sonic At The Olympic Games - Sega
06. Wii Play - Nintendo
07. Far Cry 2 - Ubisoft
08. Mario Kart Wii - Nintendo
09. Quantum Of Solace - Activision Blizzard
10. Sonic Unleashed - Sega

11. Guitar Hero III: Legends Of Rock - Activision Blizzard
12. Carnival: Funfair Games - Take 2
13. Gears Of War 2 - Microsoft
14. Tomb Raider: Underworld - Eidos
15. Prince Of Persia - Ubisoft
16. Mirror's Edge - Electronic Arts
17. Lego Indiana Jones: Original Adventures - Lucasarts
18. Dr Kawashima's Brain Training - Nintendo
19. Fallout 3 - Bethesda Softworks
20. Wii Fit - Nintendo

21. Lego Batman: The Videogame - Warner Bros. Interactive
22. Wall-E - THQ
23. Pro Evolution Soccer 2009 - Konami
24. Shaun White Snowboarding - Ubisoft
25. Football Manager 2009 - Sega
26. Wwe Smackdown Vs Raw 2009 - THQ
27. 100 Classic Book Collection - Nintendo
28. Grand Theft Auto Iv - Take 2
29. Rayman Raving Rabbids Tv Party - Ubisoft
30. Littlebigplanet - Sony Computer Ent.

31. Star Wars: The Force Unleashed - Lucasarts
32. Big Beach Sports - THQ
33. New Super Mario Bros. - Nintendo
34. Tiger Woods Pga Tour 09 - Electronic Arts
35. Kung Fu Panda - Activision Blizzard
36. More Brain Training From Dr Kawashima - Nintendo
37. Midnight Club: Los Angeles - Take 2
38. Call Of Duty 4: Modern Warfare - Activision Blizzard
39. Mario Kart Ds - Nintendo
40. Animal Crossing: Let's Go To The City - Nintendo

1/5/09

No comments:

Post a Comment

 

© 2008-2009 ChartGet.com - All rights reserved. All trademarks are properties of their respective owners.

ChartGet has no affiliation with manufacturers or sales tracking companies. All data used is public information.