Here is the ol Gamefly Top 10 most requested list. Xbox 360 rentals clearly are dominating the overall cross-platform chart at this point, while the Nintendo Wii and PS3 owners wait patiently for Santa (and additional launch allocations)...
Lost Planet takes the top spot for Xbox 360, Trauma Center: Second Opinion for the Nintendo Wii, and the PS3 early adopters are giving Fight Night Round 3 a shot.
Games Asylum: "It’s a little-known fact that Nintendo granted both EA and Activision reduced GameCube licensing costs. It was a resoundingly pro-active move from Nintendo: around ten years ago the two publishers released big-budget, heavily promoted, titles on almost a monthly basis"
Pay for a demo!? Pah! That would never happen. And if it did, we'd definitely do a little checking before running a story on it... But some demos kick all the ass, and here's 10 we'd happily pay for.
Wouldn't pay for any of them and its not because they aren't good games
I'm not paying for a demo, I don't care. Now publishers, what you COULD do to EARN more sales with upcoming games without screwball tactics is what a few games have done back in the day: make a game that you don't expect to make PHENOMENAL sales from, and add a sneek peak/5 minute demo of your upcoming big hit. A game that did that was Zone of the Enders with a sneek peak at MGS2. What's wrong with that?
The AH crew brings you their top 5 easiest 1000/1000 GS games.
All "Most Popular Games Cross-Platform" are 360 titles. Developers should take note about this.
Must mean something all most popular being 360 games.
hmm, seems that ms paid them a lot money for that list.
well im a real gamer i got all of the old systems but i dont have any of the newer ones yet. waiting till some games come out that i will like i see some for all the systems. but not enough for me to warrent buying any of them yet.this article is worthless. its saying the games they rent the most are from xbox 360 well no crap it has a ton more games at the time being and there are 12 X as many consoles out so of course they are going to be more popular rentals. that would be like saying how many dvds get rented a week over vhs or hd-dvd or blue ray.
It's way to early to start comparing rentals.