Top 10 PC games chart for 4th December 2007

4th December 2007 by Ben Hardwidge

No change in the top 5, but Final Fantasy gets knocked out of the chart altogether and World of Warcraft: Battle Chest re-enters the chart

Despite all the hype surrounding Crysis, both Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare and Football Manager 2008 have held on to the number 1 and number 2 positions respectively this week. Interestingly, Unreal Tournament III is still stuck down in fourth place too. Who'd have thought that Football Manager 2008 would beat Crysis and UT3 in sales, even several weeks after its release?

See this week's top 10 below:

01 Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare (No change)
02 Football Manager 2008 (No change)
03 Crysis (No change)
04 Unreal Tournament III (No change)
05 The Sims: Bon Voyage (No change)
06 The Sims 2 (Last week: 12)
07 Championship Manager 2008 (Last week: 9)
08 Need for Speed: Pro Street (No change)
09 The Orange Box (Last week: 10)
10 Sim City: Societies (Last week: 6)

There have been a couple of notable changes in the top 20 too, with the World of Warcraft Battle Chest boxed set re-entering the chart at number 15. Interestingly, Kane & Lynch: Dead Men has risen two places to number 13 too, proving that it's resisted the controversy surrounding the rumoured sacking of GameSpot's editor Jeff Gerstmann after he gave the game an average review.

Meanwhile, Final Fantasy XI: Wings of the Goddess has been knocked out of the chart altogether, while World in Conflict has snuck back in at number 20.

See the rest of the chart below:

11 Supreme Commander: Forged Alliance (No change)
12 Gears of War (Last week: 14)
13 Kane & Lynch: Dead Men (Last week: 15)
14 The Complete Collection of The Sims (Last week: 16)
15 World of Warcraft: Battle Chest (New entry)
16 Medieval II: Total War (Last week: 19)
17 Age of Empires III: The Asian Dynasties (No change)
18 Empire Earth III (Last week: 13)
19 Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars (Last week: 18)
20 World in Conflict (New entry)


Leisure software charts compiled by Chart Track, © 2007 ELSPA Ltd