Burnout Revenge races to top all gaming charts

Burnout Revenge races to top all gaming charts
<< Home
EA’s Burnout Revenge has dashed straight to the top of UK gaming charts, despite hell on the highway and rush hour traffic, ousting Sims 2: Nightlife and placing it in second place.                                    EA’s Burnout Revenge has dashed straight to the top of UK gaming charts, despite hell on the highway and rush hour traffic, ousting Sims 2: Nightlife and placing it in second place.

Sitting pretty in the third position from its erstwhile fourth rank is Codemasters’ Brian Lara International Cricket 2005 with a 21% rise in sales, while THQ’s Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War Winter Assault makes a rather grand debut at four.

Meanwhile, EA’s Burnout Legends, the PSP racer has skidded to the fifth place from the second and Atari’s Fahrenheit dips three places to feature in the sixth place. Eidos’ Total Overdose, however, remains unfazed at its seventh position.

THQ’s Juiced presents quite a cheerful picture as it smiles at the eighth position, a more than high leap from its 25th position, a result of its fervent retail promotional activities. Following it is Novalogic’s Delta Force: Black Hawk Down that has climbed from the tenth brink to the ninth position.

Nevertheless, VU’s Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction has devastated considerably, slipping last to the tenth position.

Posted on : Wed, 28 Sep 2005 20:20 GMT | General News
By : Chris Rowe
 
Related

 

In the Know...
Banking News
Business News
Credit Cards News
Debt News
General News
Insurance News
Investments News
Loans News
Mortgages News
Pensions News
Politics News

 


Loans Explained...

Personal loan
Secured loan
Home loan

bad Credit loans

Unsecured loan
Debt consolodation loan

UK loan application
Non status loan

Non status mortgage

Tenant loan

Credit card application faqs

UK credit card companies

Student loan

Bridging loan

Car loan

UK loan companies

Fast loan


 
Copyright 2005 Rights Reserved, viploan.co.uk
Contact us | Privacy Policy |
Syndication