You can't keep a Call of Duty game down for long. After handing last week's #1 over to Gran Turismo 5, Black Ops has rallied its troops and gone for broke in the UK Video Game Chart this week. SCEE's PlayStation 3 killer app has plummeted to #4 after suffering a 61% sales drop.
{2} - 1 - Call Of Duty: Black Ops - Activision/Blizzard
{4} - 2 - FIFA 11 - Electronic Arts
{3} - 3 - Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood - Ubisoft
{1} - 4 - Gran Turismo 5 - Sony
{5} - 5 - Just Dance 2 - Ubisoft
{32} - 6 - Michael Jackson: The Experience - Ubisoft
{6} - 7 - Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit - Electronic Arts
{7} - 8 - Wii Party - Nintendo
{13} - 9 - Wii Fit Plus - Nintendo
{11} - 10 - Professor Layton And The Lost Future - Nintendo
Don't feel bad for the Sony exclusive however, because according to Chart-Track the racer has remained the biggest-selling individual SKU for a second week running. Leaping ahead of GT5 this week are FIFA 11 and Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, while two more Ubisoft titles bring up the rear - Just Dance 2 at #5 and Michael Jackson: The Experience at #6.
The Wii has been the real winner of the chart this week, with Chart-Track noting that software for Nintendo's white box has outsold all other formats, the first time it's done so since Easter. The bottom of the chart is peppered with Wii and DS hits, while the only two new releases this week - Donkey Kong Country Returns and Super[/i] Mario All-Stars 25th Anniversary - also helped add to software sales.
{2} - 1 - Call Of Duty: Black Ops - Activision/Blizzard
{4} - 2 - FIFA 11 - Electronic Arts
{3} - 3 - Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood - Ubisoft
{1} - 4 - Gran Turismo 5 - Sony
{5} - 5 - Just Dance 2 - Ubisoft
{32} - 6 - Michael Jackson: The Experience - Ubisoft
{6} - 7 - Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit - Electronic Arts
{7} - 8 - Wii Party - Nintendo
{13} - 9 - Wii Fit Plus - Nintendo
{11} - 10 - Professor Layton And The Lost Future - Nintendo
Don't feel bad for the Sony exclusive however, because according to Chart-Track the racer has remained the biggest-selling individual SKU for a second week running. Leaping ahead of GT5 this week are FIFA 11 and Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, while two more Ubisoft titles bring up the rear - Just Dance 2 at #5 and Michael Jackson: The Experience at #6.
The Wii has been the real winner of the chart this week, with Chart-Track noting that software for Nintendo's white box has outsold all other formats, the first time it's done so since Easter. The bottom of the chart is peppered with Wii and DS hits, while the only two new releases this week - Donkey Kong Country Returns and Super[/i] Mario All-Stars 25th Anniversary - also helped add to software sales.
Companies:
Activision Electronic Arts Nintendo SCEE Ubisoft
Games: Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood Call of Duty: Black Ops FIFA 11 Gran Turismo 5 Just Dance 2 Michael Jackson: The Experience Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Professor Layton and the Lost Future Wii Fit Plus Wii Party
Games: Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood Call of Duty: Black Ops FIFA 11 Gran Turismo 5 Just Dance 2 Michael Jackson: The Experience Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Professor Layton and the Lost Future Wii Fit Plus Wii Party
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Jaibaba 5 May 2012 05:55
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Bought my copy today at another store (sorry amozan, couldn't wait for you). Maya, the trainer gives you a fitness test including jumping jacks, push-ups, lunges, and crunches, and then recommends a custom program for you. For me, she recommended a long term goal of cardio and today's focus was upper body. My 30 min workout was approx 15 min of cardio, 10 min of upper body strength training, and a few minutes each of abs and stretches. You follow along, more like a dvd than a video game. At the end of each segment she asks how hard it was for you, and the game uses your answer to adjust your next workout.I started with 3 locations, and 5 more to unlock. Lots of music choices. Workout choices are yoga, cardio, upper body, lower body, abs, and flexibility. Workouts will incorporate whatever equipment you have: hr monitor, ball, hand weights, and step. No balance board option.Much better workout than wii fit, and way more fun than a dvd or live class.