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In terms of the split of sales, the majority of dragon fans were Xbox owners, with 57% of sales on Microsoft’s console. The PC was almost up with the PS3, with a 21% and 22% share respectively.
Top 10 UK Software Sales (All Formats); week ending March 12:
1. Dragon Age 2
2. Pokemon White Version
3. Fight Night Champion
4. Pokemon Black Version
5. Just Dance 2
6. Bulletstorm
7. Killzone 3
8. FIFA 11
9. Call of Duty: Black Ops
10. uDraw Studio
BulletStorm and Killzone 3 continue to hold off Black Ops, with the omnipresent Just Dance 2 still boogying along half way up the chart.
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