Battlestations: Midway flies high in UK all formats chart
The Akrid-infested game has been dislodged by a World War II inspired RTS in the UK Charts. After lording over other games for UK for quite some time, Capcom‘s Lost Planet slipped to sixth place; the new number one game in the all-charts format this week is Eidos’ Battlestations: Midway. Not far behind is Little Britain (PC, PSP), who was edged out by Battlestations by just 1,000 units. Here are the games that entered the top 10 of the UK all-format charts:
- Battlestations: Midway (Eidos)
- Little Britain (Blast Entertainment Ltd.)
- FIFA ’07 (EA)
- Winning Eleven: Pro Evolution Soccer 2007 (Konami)
- SEGA Mega Drive Collection (SEGA)
- Lost Planet (Capcom)
- Need for Speed: Carbon (EA)
- The Sims 2: Pets (EA)
- New Super Mario Bros. (Nintendo)
- Cars (THQ)
As for the big movers in the chart, The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess is down 13 spots to number 26 while Wii Play fell from number 7 to 27. New entries for this week are Avatar: The Legend of Aang and Okami.
The Akrid-infested game has been dislodged by a World War II inspired RTS in the UK Charts. After lording over other games for UK for quite some time, Capcom‘s Lost Planet slipped to sixth place; the new number one game in the all-charts format this week is Eidos’ Battlestations: Midway. Not far behind is Little Britain (PC, PSP), who was edged out by Battlestations by just 1,000 units. Here are the games that entered the top 10 of the UK all-format charts:
- Battlestations: Midway (Eidos)
- Little Britain (Blast Entertainment Ltd.)
- FIFA ’07 (EA)
- Winning Eleven: Pro Evolution Soccer 2007 (Konami)
- SEGA Mega Drive Collection (SEGA)
- Lost Planet (Capcom)
- Need for Speed: Carbon (EA)
- The Sims 2: Pets (EA)
- New Super Mario Bros. (Nintendo)
- Cars (THQ)
As for the big movers in the chart, The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess is down 13 spots to number 26 while Wii Play fell from number 7 to 27. New entries for this week are Avatar: The Legend of Aang and Okami.
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