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Sony Posts Top PSN Sellers For The Month
The sales of downloadable games have been shrouded in mystery since the launch of services like XBLA and PSN, but today PlayStation Network's community manager announced the company will be shedding a little light on what PS3 owners are buying online.
PlayStation.Blog posted the twenty best-selling PSN games for the month of September, a feature that community manager Morgan Haro stated the site will be doing every month from now on. While the post doesn't contain any actual sales numbers (Sony wouldn't want it to be too informative), it is a ranked list, and provides more insight into what downloadable titles are selling than we had before. Here's a list of the top ten games. Keep in mind that this list doesn't factor in free games offered to PlayStation Plus users. Check out the rest at the above link.
1. Mortal Kombat Arcade Kollection
2. Resident Evil 4
3. From Dust
4. Angry Birds
5. Resident Evil 2
6. Resident Evil 3: Nemesis
7. Castlevania: Harmony of Despair
8. Street Fighter III: Third Strike Online Edition
9. Limbo
10. Final Fantasy VII
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