'The Sims Medieval,' 'Shogun 2' top PC download charts


The Sims Medieval and
Total War: Shogun 2 are prominent in the PC game charts for Monday, March 28, along with
Crysis 2 and
Black Ops.

It's been a good week for Electronic Arts, which publishes The Sims Medieval, Crysis 2, and the Dragon Age series - all three of which feature across the board.

Sega, too, can enjoy the continued popularity of the Total War series with Shogun 2, and renewed interest in Football Manager 2011 following a price drop.

The Steam store's chart is the only one without The Sims Medieval. There, it's Black Ops' first multiplayer map pack that climbs to the summit.

Steam ( steampowered.com)
1) Call of Duty: Black Ops - First Strike
2) Total War: Shogun 2
3) Portal 2 (pre-orders)
4) Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood
5) Homefront
*Based on revenue, not units sold

Direct2Drive ( direct2drive.com)
1) The Sims Medieval
2) Crysis 2
3) Total War: Shogun 2
4) RIFT Digital Collector's Edition
5) Call of Duty: Black Ops

GamersGate ( gamersgate.com)
1) The Sims Medieval
2) Europa Universalis III Chronicles
3) Total War: Shogun 2
4) RUSE
5) Football Manager 2011

Impulse ( impulsedriven.com)
1) Dragon Age: Origins - Ultimate Edition
2) The Sims Medieval
3) Sins of a Solar Empire
4) Sword of the Stars Complete
5) Crysis 2

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