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PALGN News | Driv3r enters at number six, whilst Harry's stay at the top is cut short.

Vicious little sod, that Sam Fisher. Not only did he spend the vast majority of Ubisoft's excellent Splinter Cell: Pandora's Tomorrow choking, knifing and strangling anyone he could get his hands on, but he's now had the audacity to administer the death-grip on ol' Potter, dragging Electronic Arts' Harry Potter: Prisoner of Azkaban from the top spot for the first time in three weeks. Which we can't pretend to care about, as Potter's a bit rubbish. Aside from this swap at the top, there's a host of new entries in this week's chart. Surprisingly, the much-hyped and awfully-monikered Driv3r isn't the best-selling of them, with Activision's Shrek 2 just pipping it to fifth place. And with football very much on the agenda here in the land of Yorkshire puddings, bowler hats and gruesome hen nights in Blackpool, FIFA 2004 and UEFA Euro 2004 Portugal (both Electronic Arts) have enjoyed brief surges, as well as Eidos' year-old Championship Mananger: Season 03/04.

01 (02) Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Pandora's Tomorrow Ubisoft
02 (01) Harry Potter: Prisoner of Azkaban Electronic Arts
03 (04) UEFA Euro 2004 Portugal Electronic Arts
04 (03) Red Dead Revolver Take 2
05 (--) Shrek 2 Activision
06 (--) Driv3r Atari
07 (05) McAfee Internet Security McAfee
08 (06) Thief: Deadly Shadows Eidos
09 (--) Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour Nintendo
10 (08) Norton Internet Security 2004 Symantec
11 (--) Championship Manager: Season 03/04 Eidos
12 (07) Hitman: Contracts Eidos
13 (12) Sonic Heroes Sega UK
14 (11) Singstar Sony Computer Entertainment
15 (17) FIFA 2004 Electronic Arts
16 (09) GT4 Prologue Sony Computer Entertainment
17 (--) Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six 3 Ubisoft
18 (10) Van Helsing Vivendi Universal Games
19 (18) Norton Antivirus 2004 Symantec
20 (--) Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2004 Electronic Arts

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2 Comments

Gtpod

7 years ago

Splinter Cell 3?

Nice to see it on top, most definately deserves it.

Matt

7 years ago

Thing about Driv3r is that it wasn't officially released in the time this chart covers - that #6 is from stores that broke the street date. It's likely that it will be #1 this week.

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