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Cooking Mama 2 is spurned in favour of GTA IV again
Tuesday, 13 May 2008 15:50
Grand Theft Auto IV stomped all over its rivals today, despite Cooking Mama 2 moving up to tenth
Not much has changed this week. Cooking Mama 2 still remains stuck down in tenth position, cruelly denied the chance to prove itself worthy of the upper echelons. Life just is not fair sometimes.
Anywho, Grand Theft Auto IV remains rooted to the top, smashing the nearside window of the charts and stealing the first position from the glove compartment therein. All this after a whopping 77 per cent drop in sales figures between week one and two.
Other than that, not much else of interest has gone on chart-wise. The usual pushing, shoving, jostling and eye-raking has been going on, but minimal positional shifts are all that have been achieved.
Only one game has elbowed its way into the top 20, Super Mario Galaxy, taking the total number of moustachioed plumber-based titles to five.
The ChartTrack Top 20
1. Grand Theft Auto IV - Rockstar
2. Wii Fit - Nintendo
3. Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games - Sega
4. Iron Man: The Official Videogame - Sega
5. Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare - Activision
6. Pro Evolution Soccer 2008 - Konami
7. Mario Kart Wii - Nintendo
8. Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock - Activision
9. Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Vegas 2 - Ubisoft
10. Cooking Mama 2 - 505 Games
11. FIFA 08 - EA
12. UEFA Euro 2008: Austria-Switzerland - EA
13. Halo 3 - Bungie
14. Sega Superstars Tennis - Sega
15. New Super Mario Bros - Nintendo
16. Mario Kart DS - Nintendo
17. Assassin's Creed - Ubisoft
19. Football Manager 2008 - Sports Interactive
18. Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga - LucasArts
20. Super Mario Galaxy - Nintendo
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