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Why Robin Makes Batman Better No let-up for sales of Aion this week, which if it keeps this up may well rank as one of the biggest surprise hits of the year on the PC.
Last week’s charts were dominated by two MMOs, Champions Online and Aion. This week? Same story.
One thing that always gets me about the PC sales charts is the number of times you see a game tagged “pre-sale”.
Aion: I’m sorry. I’ve been ignoring you just like I ignore practically every MMO, but despite your silly name and bland art you are proving surprisingly popular. So, from here on in, I’ll try and ignore you… less.
Here’s a very good reason why Valve now base their Steam sales charts on revenue rather than sales: last week’s Relic sale, which saw Dawn of War, Dawn of War II and Company of Heroes going for a song.
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