Looks like the only reason Lego Indy and Super Smash Bros. Brawl were enjoying their spots on top of the UK video game charts were because of the short supply of Wii Fit. Now that the game's been resupplied, the game's jumped back to top spot in the UK charts. What else is new in the charts? Check it out in the full article.

To those who like lists and/or charts, then be prepared for the latest release of Chart Track UK's Top 40 software sales. The one that rose above the sales competition was Polyphony Digital's Gran Turismo 5 Prologue. Find out what games made in the list by heading over to the full article.

Devil May Cry 4 slices its way into first place in its first week out in the UK. Turok, also in its first week out, also entered the UK software sales charts in third place. Previous chart topper Burnout Paradise drops to fourth place. Check out the full article for the rest of the top selling games in the UK for the week ending on February 9.

Soccer fans, be confused no more: Konami decided to unify the Winning Eleven series under a single, consistent name - at least in the Western front. The company has confirmed that the title for Winning Eleven Soccer for US fans will now stay similar to the European version, Pro Evolution Soccer. If Konami were to keep the name for one more year, it's latest title would have been Winning Eleven Soccer 11. More at the full story.

The UK's Chart Track has just announced last year's sales figures for consoles and games. And while 2007 celebrates a sharp rise on figures for all the consoles, a considerable chunk of the profit pie goes to handheld systems. More details in the full article.

Chart Track just released its latest software sales chart for the week ending December 29, and Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed came on top in the peak of the holiday season. Find the rest of the hottest games at the full article!

It's no secret that FIFA '08 (PC, PS2, PS3, Xbox 360, DS, PSP, Wii) is one of the more popular games around. This game hit the one million sales mark in the UK in just nine weeks after its release. Obviously, Electronic Arts is very happy with the sales of their soccer game, none more so than the company's UK marketing manager Dan Holman.

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Need for Speed: ProStreet rips its way into first place in the UK for the week of December 1, finally eclipsing Assassin's Creed, which has dropped to fourth place. ProStreet was in second place last week. See the full list of top 20 games for the UK in the full article.

Despite an 18% loss in revenue last quarter as compared to last year's, Electronic Arts is confident the launch of a number of holiday titles and an upcoming restructuring would put them back in the game. The changes will focus on efficiency and cost-cutting. Wedbush Morgan's Michael Pachter remains positive about the future of the studio, saying: "They appear to have costs under control and revenue growth is solid."

Finally we get something to ogle at. Screenshots for Konami's Pro Evolution Soccer 2008 for the PSP. [cue screams of glee from the Michael Owen fangirls]. Lucky for them, this screenshot update features none other than one of Konami's cover boys for the game: Michael Owen himself. Lucky for the rest of us, the screens paint us a pretty picture of what we can expect in the game. The graphics look great, that's for sure.

The game gets released in Europe on November (along with its DS version). Meanwhile the console versions (PS3, Xbox 360, Wii, PS2, PC) arrive earlier, on the 26th of this month. It couldn't come at a better time for Europe too.

Considering that EA's FIFA 08 just bumped Halo 3 out of the top spot this week, some of you have deduced that Europeans do love their football soccer indeed. Could PES 2008 make a dent on FIFA's sales? We'll see. But in the meantime... Michael Owen, if you please.

 

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