Ah, what’s that sound? That’s the sound of money flowing into EA’s headquarters and the directors of the company jumping for joy at their decision to buy Mythic. Okay, that’s probably over the top, but nevertheless Warhammer Online is selling very well, only being bested by the mammoth that is Grand Theft Auto 4.
- Grand Theft Auto IV (360) $59.99
- Warhammer Online CE (PC) $79.99
- Age of Conan CE (PC) $89.99
- Grand Theft Auto IV (PS3) $59.99
- Age of Conan (PC) $49.99
- Metal Gear Solid 4 LE (PS3) $84.99
- Nintendo Wii Bundle $454.94
- Mario Kart (Wii) $49.99
- GTA IV Special Edition (360) $89.99
- Gran Turismo 5 Prol. (PS3) $39.99
- GTA IV Special Edition (PS3) $89.99
- Wii Fit (Wii) $89.99
- Metal Gear Solid 4 (PS3) $59.99
- Fallout 3 CE (PC) $69.99
- Final Fantasy VII: Crisis (PSP)
Pretty huge achievement to be beating out the likes of the Nintendo Wii, Metal Gear Solid, and Mario Kart. At the announcement of the Collectors Edition I remember WAR was completely dominating everything on Amazon under the video games category. I’m sure it was a similar story for most other retailers carrying the product.
[ Source: GoNintendo ]
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