LucasArts Entertainment’s Star Wars: Battlefront for PS2 was the ...
LucasArts Entertainment’s Star Wars: Battlefront for PS2 was the top-rented videogame in the U.S. for the 2nd consecutive week, Rentrak’s preliminary Home Video Essentials data for the week ended Oct. 3 showed. Rentrak said the PS2 SKU earned an…
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additional $391,187 in its 2nd week, for $809,356 to date. The Xbox version of the game was #4 again, earning an additional $263,516, for $568,389 to date. Activision also had 2 SKUs in the top 10: X- Men: Legends on PS2 at #7 (up 17 in its 2nd week, $242,568 in the week and $322,505 to date) and Spider-Man 2 on PS2 at #10 (down one in its 14th week, $179,533 and $6.46 million). But Electronic Arts (EA) again dominated the top 10, with 5 titles: Def Jam: Fight for NY on PS2 at #2 again in its 2nd week ($361,956 and $707,535), Madden NFL 2005 on PS2 at #3 again in its 8th week ($331,311 and $3.33 million), Burnout 3 on PS2 at #6 (down one in its 4th week, $249,872 and $988,316), NCAA Football 2005 on PS2 at #8 (down one in its 12th week, $217,850 and $3.38 million) and Def Jam on Xbox at #9 (down one, $213,529 and $409,682). Rounding out the top 10 was Microsoft’s Fable on Xbox at #5 (up one, $263,007 and $675,118).