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PAL Charts - Week 49, 2015

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Ombala

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Paganmoon said:
Sweden Combined charts for week 48, still no charts for individual SKU's. And the combined ones are a week late as it is, so not really expecting the individual SKU's to show up any time soon for week 49.
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Vilken tråkig lista :(
What a boring chart
 
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EloKa

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Raist said:
Germany
23 (__) [PS4] THE ORDER 1886
30 (__) [PS4] GOD OF WAR III REMASTERED
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Bought both games for 9,99€ each during an Amazon sale. As well as Tearaway Unfolded for the same price. But Tearaway didn't reach the top 100 or am I blind?
 
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Mpl90

Two copies sold? That's not a bomb guys, stop trolling!!!
Hasney said:
Liking whoever voted NX. BOLD BET.
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I'm even suprised someone voted it. While we have rumours and patents, officially, we know next to nothing about it, just that it exists and that it's a 2016 announcement. Why anyone would vote it right now :lol
 
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OfficerRaichu15

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Raist said:
Donkey Kong? Tropical Freeze?
Nope. I posted the full list of WiiU titles that got an award (post #139).



I dunno... I don't think it's got the same potential as the titles that did cross 100k. We'll see I guess.
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Don't they only account it to to a year after release for it to hit 100k though?
 
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Raist

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OfficerRaichu15 said:
Don't they only account it to to a year after release for it to hit 100k though?
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Yes, but it dropped from the top 50 after about 3 months and didn't really show back up in any significant way. Compared to other titles like Smash, I'd say it's really unlikely it ever got near 100k.
 
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Moskalova

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Nordic Charts w49

1.FIFA 16
2.CALL OF DUTY: BLACK OPS III
3.JUST CAUSE 3
4.STAR WARS BATTLEFRONT
5.TOM CLANCY'S RAINBOW SIX SIEGE
6.FALLOUT 4
7.JUST DANCE 2016
8.NHL 16
9.MINECRAFT
10.SKYLANDERS: SUPERCHARGERS
11.GRAND THEFT AUTO V
12.DISNEY INFINITY 3.0
13.LEGO JURASSIC WORLD
14.ASSASSIN'S CREED SYNDICATE
15.LEGO DIMENSIONS
16.XENOBLADE CHRONICLES X
17.LEGO MARVEL SUPER HEROES
18.MINECRAFT STORY MODE
19.NEED FOR SPEED
20.THE SIMS 4

Source: ANGI/Gfk Entertainment
 
Bruno MB

Bruno MB

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Entertainment Software Sales

Code: 
[B]December, 2015[/B]

Week 48, 2015 - 1,778,852 units / £56.0m [notable releases: nothing]
[B]Week 49, 2015 - 1,584,363 units / £50.5m [notable releases: Just Cause 3, Tom Clancy’s Rainbow 6: Siege][/B]

[B]December, 2014[/B]

Week 48, 2014 - 1,960,751 units / £62.0m [notable releases: Pokémon Omega Ruby / Alpha Sapphire, Super Smash Bros. Wii U]
[B]Week 49, 2014 - 1,767,947 units / £54.0m [notable releases: The Crew][/B]

Comparative chart at the same point in time during the 7th generation.

Code: 
[B]December, 2008[/B]

Week 48, 2008 - 3,487,443 units / £82.2m [notable releases: Resistance 2]
[B]Week 49, 2008 - 3,602,790 units / £90.6m [notable releases: nothing][/B]

[B]December, 2007[/B]

Week 48, 2007 - 3,101,901 units / £75.7m [notable releases: nothing]
[B]Week 49, 2007 - 3,451,530 units / £85.4m [notable releases: nothing][/B]
 
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OfficerRaichu15

Member
Raist said:
Yes, but it dropped from the top 50 after about 3 months and didn't really show back up in any significant way. Compared to other titles like Smash, I'd say it's really unlikely it ever got near 100k.
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Makes sense.
Does Yoshi have a chance since it's been in the charts since June?
 
Insane Metal

Insane Metal

Member
Bruno MB said:
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Entertainment Software Sales

Code: 
[B]December, 2015[/B]

Week 48, 2015 - 1,778,852 units / £56.0m [notable releases: nothing]
[B]Week 49, 2015 - 1,584,363 units / £50.5m [notable releases: Just Cause 3, Tom Clancy’s Rainbow 6: Siege][/B]

[B]December, 2014[/B]

Week 48, 2014 - 1,960,751 units / £62.0m [notable releases: Pokémon Omega Ruby / Alpha Sapphire, Super Smash Bros. Wii U]
[B]Week 49, 2014 - 1,767,947 units / £54.0m [notable releases: The Crew][/B]

Comparative chart at the same point in time during the 7th generation.

Code: 
[B]December, 2008[/B]

Week 48, 2008 - 3,487,443 units / £82.2m [notable releases: Resistance 2]
[B]Week 49, 2008 - 3,602,790 units / £90.6m [notable releases: nothing][/B]

[B]December, 2007[/B]

Week 48, 2007 - 3,101,901 units / £75.7m [notable releases: nothing]
[B]Week 49, 2007 - 3,451,530 units / £85.4m [notable releases: nothing][/B]
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That's... not good.
 
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Hasney

Member
Insane Metal said:
That's... not good.
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Wouldn't be shocked if most of the drop is Nintendo. 2007 was still seeing sellouts of Wii hardware bundle, 2008 saw Mario Kart Wii and Wii Fit dominate the charts all year and there might have been hardware shortages again according to a Tech Radar article.

Combine that with a healthier DS and PSP combine with their successors and its easy to see the drop. Shame we can't see the format splits, Sony will likely be doing better then they were at this point and I bet MS would be comparable, if a little better in that 2007/08 period.
 
Bruno MB

Bruno MB

Member
Hasney said:
Wouldn't be shocked if most of the drop is Nintendo. 2007 was still seeing sellouts of Wii hardware bundle, 2008 saw Mario Kart Wii and Wii Fit dominate the charts all year and there might have been hardware shortages again according to a Tech Radar article.

Combine that with a healthier DS and PSP combine with their successors and its easy to see the drop. Shame we can't see the format splits, Sony will likely be doing better then they were at this point and I bet MS would be comparable, if a little better in that 2007/08 period.
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We can, give me a few minutes :)
 
Bruno MB

Bruno MB

Member
Bruno MB said:
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ENTERTAINMENT SOFTWARE (ALL PRICES), November, 2015 (Oct 25th - Nov 21st)

Physical Software Sales by Format (Units)

PlayStation 4 (39.2%) - 1,754,030 (+41.4%)
Xbox One (38.5%) - 1,722,708 (+47.6%)
Xbox 360 (8.8%) - 393,762 (-52.6%)
PlayStation 3 (4.4%) - 196,881 (-58.1%)
Nintendo 3DS (2.9%) - 129,762 (-24.7%)
PC Software (2.7%) - 120,813 (-29.9%)
Nintendo Wii U (2.2%) - 98,440 (+14.3%)
Nintendo Wii (0.5%) - 22,373 (-67.5%)
PlayStation Vita (0.4%) - 17,898 (-65.4%)
Nintendo DS (0.2%) - 8,949 (-81.1%)
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ENTERTAINMENT SOFTWARE (ALL PRICES), November, 2008 (Oct 27th - Nov 22nd)

Physical Software Sales by Format (Units)

Nintendo Wii (22.2%) - 2,259,861
Xbox 360 (22.1%) - 2,249,682
Nintendo DS (20.6%) - 2,096,989
PC Software (13.5%) - 1,374,240
PlayStation 3 (13.1%) - 1,333,522
PlayStation 2 (4.9%) - 498,798
PlayStation Portable (3.5%) - 359,284
Apple Mac (0.1%) - 10,180

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November, 2008

Nintendo DS (20.6%) - 2,096,989
PlayStation Portable (3.5%) - 359,284

Total (24.1%) - 2,456,273

November, 2015

Nintendo 3DS (2.9%) - 129,762
PlayStation Vita (0.4%) - 17,898
Nintendo DS (0.2%) - 8,949

Total (3.5%) - 156,609 (-93.6%)
 
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Hasney

Member
Cheers Bruno!

So if we take the 20% digital that gets thrown about, MS are about in the same place they were. We're comparing Halo 5's year to Gears of War's 2 year too so that should be an alright comparison point.

Sony are obviously the happiest with that increase and the handheld market is non existent here now bar Pokemon. But with Nintendo losing the casual people they brought in as a lot of people expected when the Wii U happened, plus the digital slice of the pie and we're only at half the sales than we were at the same period isn't horrible. It's just Nintendo and unfortunately retailers suffering from not having that Wii/DS money.
 
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unapersson

Member
Hasney said:
Cheers Bruno!

So if we take the 20% digital that gets thrown about, MS are about in the same place they were. We're comparing Halo 5's year to Gears of War's 2 year too so that should be an alright comparison point.

Sony are obviously the happiest with that increase and the handheld market is non existent here now bar Pokemon. But with Nintendo losing the casual people they brought in as a lot of people expected when the Wii U happened, plus the digital slice of the pie and we're only at half the sales than we were at the same period isn't horrible. It's just Nintendo and unfortunately retailers suffering from not having that Wii/DS money.
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Retailers seem to push the whole pre-owned angle a lot harder now than back then and those sales won't be included at all (which completely removes retailers like CEX).

Handheld seems to be mobile/tablet now. PC is pretty much all digital.

I guess it depends what the comparison is intended to show about the market. There are quite a lot of differences between then and now that raw numbers can't explain alone.
 
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Hasney

Member
unapersson said:
Retailers seem to push the whole pre-owned angle a lot harder now than back then and those sales won't be included at all (which completely removes retailers like CEX).

Handheld seems to be mobile/tablet now. PC is pretty much all digital.

I guess it depends what the comparison is intended to show about the market. There are quite a lot of differences between then and now that raw numbers can't explain alone.
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Nah, pre-owned was always pushed hard due to the margins. I worked in GAME during the PS2/XBox/GC days and everytime someone bought something not totally out that day that we knew we had stock of, we guided them towards the £5 cheaper copy that was second hand.

But I think it's comparable in terms of Sony and MS's home console offerings and they both seem alright for now. Obviously, according to 1-3% of video game store managers, the NX is going to rule 2016, so we'll see how that shakes things up
;)
 
Bruno MB

Bruno MB

Member
In November 2008, Mario Kart Wii (241,111*) nearly sold as much units as all Nintendo software in November 2015 (259,524).

*Upweighted to 100% for a proper comparison.

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[B]Mario Kart Wii UK sales[/B]

(90%)

[April, 2008] MARIO KART WII (NINTENDO) - 386,000 / NEW
[May, 2008] MARIO KART WII (NINTENDO) - 68,000 / 454,000
[June, 2008] MARIO KART WII (NINTENDO) - 67,000 / 521,000
[July, 2008] MARIO KART WII (NINTENDO) - 69,000 / 590,000
[August, 2008] MARIO KART WII (NINTENDO) - 129,000 / 719,000
[September, 2008] MARIO KART WII (NINTENDO) - 148,000 / 867,000
[October, 2008] MARIO KART WII (NINTENDO) - 89,000 / 956,000
[November, 2008] MARIO KART WII (NINTENDO) - 217,000 / 1,173,000
[December, 2008] MARIO KART WII (NINTENDO) - 533,000 / 1,706,000
[January, 2009] MARIO KART WII (NINTENDO) - 87,000 / 1,793,000
[February, 2009] MARIO KART WII (NINTENDO) - 70,000 / 1,863,000
[March, 2009] MARIO KART WII (NINTENDO) -
[April, 2009] MARIO KART WII (NINTENDO) - 51,000 /
[May, 2009] MARIO KART WII (NINTENDO) - 41,000 /
[June, 2009] MARIO KART WII (NINTENDO) - 42,000 /
[July, 2009] MARIO KART WII (NINTENDO) - 
[August, 2009] MARIO KART WII (NINTENDO) - 34,000 /
[September, 2009] MARIO KART WII (NINTENDO) - 42,000 /
[October, 2009] MARIO KART WII (NINTENDO) - 
[November, 2009] MARIO KART WII (NINTENDO) - 
[December, 2009] MARIO KART WII (NINTENDO) - 
[January, 2010] MARIO KART WII (NINTENDO) - 45,000 / 2,617,000
 
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The_lascar

Member
Bruno MB said:
November, 2008

Nintendo DS (20.6%) - 2,096,989
PlayStation Portable (3.5%) - 359,284

Total (24.1%) - 2,456,273

November, 2015

Nintendo 3DS (2.9%) - 129,762
PlayStation Vita (0.4%) - 17,898
Nintendo DS (0.2%) - 8,949

Total (3.5%) - 156,609 (-93.6%)
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The DS was launched in march 2005 in Europe and the 3DS in march 2011. November 2009 vs november 2015 would be a better choice.
 
Bruno MB

Bruno MB

Member
The_lascar said:
The DS was launched in march 2005 in Europe and the 3DS in march 2011. November 2009 vs november 2015 would be a better choice.
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I have checked all MCV issues from November 2009 to Januay 2010 and unfortunately November 2009 chart is missing.

MCV Issue 564 - UK MONTHLY CHARTS: OCTOBER 2009
MCV Issue 570 - UK MONTHLY CHARTS: DECEMBER 2009

November, 2008

Nintendo DS (20.6%) - 2,096,989
PlayStation Portable (3.5%) - 359,284

Total (24.1%) - 2,456,273

November, 2014

Nintendo 3DS (4.0%) - 172,322
PlayStation Vita (1.2%) - 51,697
Nintendo DS (1.1%) - 47,388

Total (6.3%) - 271,407 (-88.95%)
 
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The_lascar

Member
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France:
September 2015 - All Formats (Units)

01 (NE) FIFA 16 (ELECTRONIC ARTS)
02 (NE) METAL GEAR SOLID V: THE PHANTOM PAIN (KONAMI)
03 (NE) SUPER MARIO MAKER (NINTENDO)
04 (NE) MAD MAX (WARNER BROS)
05 (NE) PRO EVOLUTION SOCCER 2016 (KONAMI)
06 (01) GRAND THEFT AUTO V (TAKE TWO)
07 (NE) FORZA MOTORSPORT 6 (MICROSOFT)
08 (NE) DESTINY: THE TAKEN KING (ACTIVISION BLIZZARD)
09 (03) MINECRAFT (SONY/MICROSOFT)
10 (02) ONE PIECE: PIRATE WARRIORS 3 (BANDAI NAMCO)

October 2015 - All Formats (Units)

01 (01) FIFA 16 (ELECTRONIC ARTS)
02 (NE) ASSASSIN'S CREED: SYNDICATE (UBISOFT)
03 (NE) ANIMAL CROSSING: HAPPY HOME DESIGNER (NINTENDO)
04 (NE) UNCHARTED: THE NATHAN DRAKE COLLECTION (SONY)
05 (NE) NBA 2K16 (TAKE TWO)
06 (NE) HALO 5 (MICROSOFT)
07 (07) GRAND THEFT AUTO V (TAKE TWO)
08 (08) DESTINY: THE TAKEN KING (ACTIVISION BLIZZARD)
09 (09) MINECRAFT (SONY/MICROSOFT)
10 (03) SUPER MARIO MAKER (NINTENDO)
 
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Loudninja

Member
Consequently, the last published chart before Christmas will be next week and that is the definition for the Christmas Chart (week 51, ending Saturday 19th December). Jockeying for position and next week’s Christmas No1 is looking like a 3 horse race. Activision’s ‘Call of Duty: Black Ops III’ climbs one place to No1 (-37%) – last year Activision held off EA’s ‘FIFA 15’ as ‘Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare’ was the 2014 Xmas No1. At No2 this week is EA’s ‘Star Wars Battlefront’, up from No3 (-22%) – this title could benefit from Star Wars 7 movie mania, released in just a few days. EA also have ‘FIFA 16’ which drops 2 places to No3 this week (-49%) but ‘FIFA’ games currently hold the record in terms of Xmas No1’s with 8 so far. Records for traditional entertainment software Xmas No1’s actually date back 32 years to 1984 and although the charts back then were very different it was in fact Activision’s ‘Ghostbusters’ on Spectrum and Commodore machines that claimed the first ever Xmas No1 (week 51, 1984). Bethesda drop one place to No4 with ‘Fallout 4’ (-21%) and Telltale Games’ ‘Minecraft: Story Mode’ climbs 2 places to No5 (-3%). Last week’s 2 big new releases drop places, with Square Enix’s ‘Just Cause 3’ down 2 to No6 (-43%) and Ubisoft’s ‘Tom Clancy Rainbow 6: Siege’ down 3 places to No9 (-58%). The lone new entry this week is EA’s ‘The Sims 4: Get Together’ debuting at No38.
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http://www.chart-track.co.uk/?i=2301&s=1111
 
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Hasney

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This is the week 50 chart, but thanks to the Gregorian calendar this year is also a 53 week year (last occurred in 2009).

Consequently, the last published chart before Christmas will be next week and that is the definition for the Christmas Chart (week 51, ending Saturday 19th December). Jockeying for position and next week’s Christmas No1 is looking like a 3 horse race. Activision’s ‘Call of Duty: Black Ops III’ climbs one place to No1 (-37%) – last year Activision held off EA’s ‘FIFA 15’ as ‘Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare’ was the 2014 Xmas No1. At No2 this week is EA’s ‘Star Wars Battlefront’, up from No3 (-22%) – this title could benefit from Star Wars 7 movie mania, released in just a few days. EA also have ‘FIFA 16’ which drops 2 places to No3 this week (-49%) but ‘FIFA’ games currently hold the record in terms of Xmas No1’s with 8 so far.

Records for traditional entertainment software Xmas No1’s actually date back 32 years to 1984 and although the charts back then were very different it was in fact Activision’s ‘Ghostbusters’ on Spectrum and Commodore machines that claimed the first ever Xmas No1 (week 51, 1984). Bethesda drop one place to No4 with ‘Fallout 4’ (-21%) and Telltale Games’ ‘Minecraft: Story Mode’ climbs 2 places to No5 (-3%). Last week’s 2 big new releases drop places, with Square Enix’s ‘Just Cause 3’ down 2 to No6 (-43%) and Ubisoft’s ‘Tom Clancy Rainbow 6: Siege’ down 3 places to No9 (-58%). The lone new entry this week is EA’s ‘The Sims 4: Get Together’ debuting at No38.
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Fucking Gregorian calendar!
 
Chobel

Chobel

Member
Up now
This is the week 50 chart, but thanks to the Gregorian calendar this year is also a 53 week year (last occurred in 2009).
Consequently, the last published chart before Christmas will be next week and that is the definition for the Christmas Chart (week 51, ending Saturday 19th December). Jockeying for position and next week’s Christmas No1 is looking like a 3 horse race. Activision’s ‘Call of Duty: Black Ops III’ climbs one place to No1 (-37%) – last year Activision held off EA’s ‘FIFA 15’ as ‘Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare’ was the 2014 Xmas No1. At No2 this week is EA’s ‘Star Wars Battlefront’, up from No3 (-22%) – this title could benefit from Star Wars 7 movie mania, released in just a few days. EA also have ‘FIFA 16’ which drops 2 places to No3 this week (-49%) but ‘FIFA’ games currently hold the record in terms of Xmas No1’s with 8 so far. Records for traditional entertainment software Xmas No1’s actually date back 32 years to 1984 and although the charts back then were very different it was in fact Activision’s ‘Ghostbusters’ on Spectrum and Commodore machines that claimed the first ever Xmas No1 (week 51, 1984). Bethesda drop one place to No4 with ‘Fallout 4’ (-21%) and Telltale Games’ ‘Minecraft: Story Mode’ climbs 2 places to No5 (-3%). Last week’s 2 big new releases drop places, with Square Enix’s ‘Just Cause 3’ down 2 to No6 (-43%) and Ubisoft’s ‘Tom Clancy Rainbow 6: Siege’ down 3 places to No9 (-58%). The lone new entry this week is EA’s ‘The Sims 4: Get Together’ debuting at No38.
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Individual format chart https://www.chart-track.co.uk/index.jsp?c=p/software/uk/latest/index_test.jsp&ct=110032
 
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Hasney

Member
22 8 ASSASSIN'S CREED: SYNDICATE PS4
29 13 ASSASSIN'S CREED: SYNDICATE XB ONE


Looks like £23 is the sweet spot.
 
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Rymuth

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  • (2) (1) CALL OF DUTY: BLACK OPS III TREYARCH ACTIVISION ACTIVISION BLIZZARD
  • (3) (2) STAR WARS BATTLEFRONT DIGITAL ILLUSIONS EA GAMES ELECTRONIC ARTS
  • (1) (3) FIFA 16 EA CANADA EA SPORTS ELECTRONIC ARTS
It's like a game of musical chairs...
 
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