Gamasutra's weekly column, "Saling The World", covers the top five sellers for every available platform in the United States, Japan, and Europe, providing an important update of sales patterns worldwide.
This week's charts, with data taken from March 31st, 2011, find Super Street Fighter IV 3D Edition and Pilotwings Resort heading 3DS sales in the United States and the UK, while Dragon Quest Monsters Joker 2: Professional tops the multiplatform charts in Japan.
Data for "Saling The World" comes courtesy of the public sales information on Amazon.com, Amazon.co.uk, and Amazon.co.jp, with sales split out for each platform and territory, and pre-orders disregarded. This results in a true sense of what games are selling worldwide on the real-time updated service, as follows.
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It's the 3DS's turn! After covering the Vita, the PlayStation 4, the Xbox One and the Wii U over the last month, the Gamer Horizon crew completes this Top 5 series with the reasons they purchased their 3DS systems (except for Sean, who is too busy looking forward to Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare).
Robert Workman (Prima Games): Every fighting game fan has a go-to move, a character’s signature maneuver (be it punch, kick or fireball) that decimates opponents and leaves nothing but twisted (or in Mortal Kombat’s case, dismembered) bodies in its wake. With this in mind, we poured through years of history to bring you the 50 greatest fighting game moves of all time. Let us know what you think, and mention your favorite moves in the comments section.
abit pointless saying it beat ds when its only because the 3ds is out
SSF43DS FTW!
This is where I belong!