Mon, Dec 15, 2008 | 20:33 GMT
World at War unshakable at top of UK chart
Call of Duty: World at War is looking almost certain to take the Christmas number one slot in the UK, racking up a fifth week at the top in Britain today.
Mon, Dec 15, 2008 | 20:33 GMT
Call of Duty: World at War is looking almost certain to take the Christmas number one slot in the UK, racking up a fifth week at the top in Britain today.
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7 comments
#1
Syrok
15/12/08, 8:33 pm
Go, Mario Kart!
#2
GordonR
15/12/08, 9:29 pm
LBP rather impressively climbing back again – now back into the top 20 – presumably on the back of (finally…) some TV advertising. I wonder what might have happened if Sony had started that ad campaign a couple of weeks earlier?
#3
Whizzo
15/12/08, 9:50 pm
It’s probably more down to it being 20 quid from a lot of places than any adverts.
#4
GordonR
15/12/08, 10:02 pm
Well, there is that, too. At least it’s finally got higher than Kung Fu Panda…
#5
ecu
15/12/08, 11:36 pm
I can’t quite believe the popularity of Call of Duty. CoD4 was very good, but still not sure why the public is picking Call of Duty over any other series.
#6
sickpuppysoftware
16/12/08, 9:17 am
Seems the public isn’t quite as bored of WWII as the “hardcore” gamers thought.
#7
DrDamn
16/12/08, 12:48 pm
Being £20 is part of it, but it’s still selling – you still need to want the title at £20. Besides there isn’t a big title this Christmas which hasn’t been available for £30 or less at some point.