Third time’s the charm: Darkness (Xbox 360) tops GameFly’s most wanted

The Xbox 360 console is definitely enjoying GameFly’s spotlight lately, as Darkness takes center stage for the third time in the rental company’s most requested released and to-be-released games chart ending July 2. Carried along (by imps) in second place for the week is Overlord, with third place going to Transformers: The Game. Transformers replaces DiRT for this post.

Resident Evil 4 retains its top rank from last week for the Wii games, as does Ninja Gaiden Sigma for the PlayStation 3, Sim City DS for the DS, and Final Fantasy: Anniversary Edition for the PSP. On an interesting note, Lumines makes its appearance for the PSP’s top five. We can only assume that this is connected to the recent exploit discovered by the Noobz team, which dramatically boosted sales for this said game.

• Xbox 360
1. Darkness (Take Two)
2. Overlord (Codemasters)
3. Transformers (Activision)
4. The Bigs (Take Two)
5. DiRT (Codemasters)
• Wii
1. Resident Evil 4 (Capcom)
2. Big Brain Academy: Wii Degree (Nintendo)
3. Pokemon Battle Revolution (Nintendo)
4. Mario Party 8 (Nintendo)
5. Mario Strikers Charged (Nintendo)
• PlayStation 3
1. Ninja Gaiden Sigma (Tecmo)
2. Darkness (Take Two)
3. Transformers (Activision)
4. Rainbow Six: Vegas (Ubisoft)
5. The Bigs (Take Two)

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The Xbox 360 console is definitely enjoying GameFly’s spotlight lately, as Darkness takes center stage for the third time in the rental company’s most requested released and to-be-released games chart ending July 2. Carried along (by imps) in second place for the week is Overlord, with third place going to Transformers: The Game. Transformers replaces DiRT for this post.

Resident Evil 4 retains its top rank from last week for the Wii games, as does Ninja Gaiden Sigma for the PlayStation 3, Sim City DS for the DS, and Final Fantasy: Anniversary Edition for the PSP. On an interesting note, Lumines makes its appearance for the PSP’s top five. We can only assume that this is connected to the recent exploit discovered by the Noobz team, which dramatically boosted sales for this said game. 

• Xbox 360
1. Darkness (Take Two)
2. Overlord (Codemasters)
3. Transformers (Activision)
4. The Bigs (Take Two)
5. DiRT (Codemasters)
• Wii
1. Resident Evil 4 (Capcom)
2. Big Brain Academy: Wii Degree (Nintendo)
3. Pokemon Battle Revolution (Nintendo)
4. Mario Party 8 (Nintendo)
5. Mario Strikers Charged (Nintendo)
• PlayStation 3
1. Ninja Gaiden Sigma (Tecmo)
2. Darkness (Take Two)
3. Transformers (Activision)
4. Rainbow Six: Vegas (Ubisoft)
5. The Bigs (Take Two)
• DS
1. Sim City DS (Electronic Arts)
2. Pokemon Diamond (Nintendo)
3. Pokemon Pearl (Nintendo)
4. Transformers: Autobots (Activision)
5. Brothers in Arms DS (Ubisoft)
• PlayStation Portable
1. Final Fantasy (Square Enix)
2. Transformers (Activision)
3. Rainbow Six: Vegas (Ubisoft)
4. Lumines: Puzzle Edition (Ubisoft)
5. Dungeon & Dragons Tactics (Sony)
• PlayStation 2
1. Transformers (Activision)
2. NCAA Football 08 (Electronic Arts)
3. God of War II (Sony)
4. Guitar Hero: Rock the 80s (Activision)
5. The Bigs (Take Two)
• Xbox
1. Halo 2 (Microsoft)
2. Thrillville (LucasArts)
3. NCAA Football 08 (Electronic Arts)
4. Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic II (LucasArts)
5. Ninja Gaiden Black (Tecmo)
• GameCube
1. The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess (Nintendo)
2. Ratatouille (THQ)
3. Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness (Nintendo)
4. Mario Party 7 (Nintendo)
5. Mario Kart: Double Dash (Nintendo)
• Game Boy Advance
1. Pokemon: Emerald (Nintendo)
2. Pokemon:Fire Red (Nintendo)
3. Pokemon: Leaf Green (Nintendo)
4. Pokemon: Sapphire (Nintendo)
5. Final Fantasy VI Advance (Nintendo)

Via Gamasutra