Say Hi To The Best-Selling Games Of 2010 (So Far)

Published on January 01, 0001 by Chef Mia

Courtesy of Nintendo, let’s take a look at the thirty top-selling games in the United States so far this year. As a bonus, we’ll look at the top 30 from Europe, too. These figures, covering January 1 to March 31, were part of Nintendo’s recent fiscal results report, [[link]] and while they’re not as handy as hard, internal sales figures – Europe’s is a projection based on select data, for example – they’re still fairly comprehensive, and definitely worth a closer look. What [[link]] I find most interesting are Yono all app

the cases where the world’s two biggest markets just don’t see eye-to-eye. Note that MAG and all yono app

Dante’s Inferno aren’t on the European charts at all, while Heavy Rain – which came 10th in Europe – can only come in 22nd in go rummy

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