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Call Of Duty Dominates Xbox Live Activity; Xbox 360 Renamed COD BOX
According to Major Nelson's blog, Call of Duty occupied three out of the top four slots for Xbox Live activity during the second week of December. It's no surprise that Modern Warfare 2 is the number one game being played right now, but the fact that World at War and the first Modern Warfare are still in the top five shows us why EA decided to go Single White Female on Activision. Of course, it should come to no surprise that Halo 3 is the game that spoiled Call of Duty's attempt at securing the top three slots. Even with ODST in the wild, gamers apparently cannot say goodbye to Master Chief just yet. And to summarize the remainder of the list, more people would rather kill zombies than stab popes, and football is better than football.
Xbox 360 Top Live Titles
1. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
2. Halo 3
3. Call of Duty: World at War
4. Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare
5. Left 4 Dead 2
6. FIFA 10
7. Assassin's Creed II
8. Grand Theft Auto IV
9. Madden NFL 10
10. Gears of War 2
Here are the online activity results of other games being played on the 360.
Xbox 360 Arcade Titles
1. Trials HD
2. Call of Duty Classic
3. Madden NFL Arcade
4. Castle Crashers
5. Magic: The Gathering
6. Sonic the Hedgehog 2
7. A Kingdom for Keflings
8. Hasbro Family Game Night (combined sales of all Hasbro Family Game Night titles)
9. Shadow Complex
10. Battlefield 1943
Xbox 360 Indie Titles
1. The Impossible Game
2. myChristmas
3. Avatar Drop
4. Head Shot 2
5. I MAED A GAM3 W1TH ZOMB1ES!!!1
6. Avatar Avenue
7. Don't B Nervous Talking 2 Girls
8. Inside Lacrosse's CL2010
9. A Killer's Dream
10. Miner Dig Deep
OG Xbox Live Titles
1. Halo 2
2. Star Wars: Battlefront 2
3. Counter-Strike
4. Fable
5. Conker: Live and Reloaded
6. Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory
7. Star Wars: Battlefront
8. Doom 3
9. Call of Duty 3
10. Star Wars: Republic Heroes
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