US PC game charts: May 28-June 3

Posted by Tony Smith on May 7th, 2018

On June 1, Valve Software's budget-priced stand-alone adventure Half-Life 2: Episode One was already released in boxed, retail form in addition to Outland Gold through the developer's own digital distribution service, Steam. While the sport's online sales figures weren't considered, that is a-tracking NPD Group's latest US PC sales chart indicates the boxed, retail version from the game was the second-best-selling title at retail with the week ending June 3.    
Blizzard Entertainment's massively multiplayer PC retail champ World of Warcraft reclaimed the superior spot about the charts after spending the prior week playing second fiddle to 2K Games' The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, which dropped to fifth place. Electronic Arts' The Sims 2 carries on show its longevity, using third spot inside the charts, using its Open for Business and Family Fun Stuff expansions trailing in sixth and seventh place, respectively.    
While the last week's chart featured a couple of Microsoft-published real-time strategy games in Age of Empires III and Rise of Nations: Rise of Legends, the genre as well as the publisher were wiped off of the charts recently. That was partly because of Ubisoft's turn-based strategy game Heroes of Might & Magic V landing your fourth position for the charts, featuring its more expensive limited-edition package sliding in within the wire inside the 10 spot. Sealing the sale and shutting out Microsoft as well as real-time strategy games were NCsoft's massively multiplayer Guild Wars Factions in eighth place and EA's first-person shooter Battlefield 2, securely entrenched within the same ninth install it occupied the other day.    
NPD's US PC sales charts are according to the quantity of units sold at 23 from the tracking firm's retail partners. Furthermore, if you would like to buy Kronos III Gold, visit the site MMOAH enjoying best service!