Peeking down under: Aussie game charts as of April 29
We’ve been handing over numerous statistics and numbers from the U.S., UK, Europe and even Japan, but then we’ve sometimes stopped and wondered, what are the games Australians are getting their hands on now? Thanks to Patrick Kolan of IGN Australia, now we’ve got a clear view of what Aussies have just inserted into their compact-disc drives.
Now Sony‘s PlayStation 3 has just landed in Australian shores (officially) over a month ago, so we definitely are sure the first titles they’ve played were those available in launch. What we’d like to find out now is what new games are selling like hotcakes, and not just on the PlayStation 3, but on as many platforms as we could lay our hands on.
And thanks to GfK Australia, a market research organization of the GfK Group, we’ve been able to visualize (emphasis on visualize) a clear idea what games are top on an Australian gamer’s book. Thanks to GfK’s awesome picture listings, we don’t have to list everything down for all to see. Instead, you can just check out the images below! The charts are as of April 29, 2007.
Check out the rest of the charts after the jump!
We’ve been handing over numerous statistics and numbers from the U.S., UK, Europe and even Japan, but then we’ve sometimes stopped and wondered, what are the games Australians are getting their hands on now? Thanks to Patrick Kolan of IGN Australia, now we’ve got a clear view of what Aussies have just inserted into their compact-disc drives.
Now Sony‘s PlayStation 3 has just landed in Australian shores (officially) over a month ago, so we definitely are sure the first titles they’ve played were those available in launch. What we’d like to find out now is what new games are selling like hotcakes, and not just on the PlayStation 3, but on as many platforms as we could lay our hands on.
And thanks to GfK Australia, a market research organization of the GfK Group, we’ve been able to visualize (emphasis on visualize) a clear idea what games are top on an Australian gamer’s book. Thanks to GfK’s awesome picture listings, we don’t have to list everything down for all to see. Instead, you can just check out the images below! The charts are as of April 29, 2007.
Via IGN AU – PS2
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