Left 4 Dead 2 stays atop Steam's weekly top 10 sales list

Posted Oct 12th 2009 10:00AM by John Callaham
Filed under: FPS, MMO, Left 4 Dead Series

Valve's zombie co-op shooter sequel Let 4 Dead 2 is on top of the Steam top 10 best selling PC games for a second straight week. It's likely that the game will stay atop the Steam list for quite a while as Valve has already said pre-orders for the game have already surpassed those of the original.

Codemasters' military shooter Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising debuts at the number two spot this week with Gearbox Software's FPS-RPG hyrbid game Borderlands jumping in at number three and Piranha Bytes' fantasy RPG Risen rising to the number four position. The full top 10 list, based as always on total revenue for the week, is as follows:

1. Left 4 Dead 2 - Valve
2. Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising - Codemasters
3. Borderlands - Gearbox Software/2K Games
4. Risen - Piranha Bytes/Deep Silver
5. Empire Total War: The Warpath Campaign - The Creative Assembly/Sega
6. Empire: Total War - The Creative Assemby/Sega
7. Aion Standard Edition - NCsoft
8. Aion Collector's Edition - NCsoft
9. Left 4 Dead - Valve
10. Cities XL Limited Edition - Monte Cristo

Tags: borderlands, left-4-dead-2, operation-flashpoint-dragon-rising, risen, steam

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Still can't buy Aion from Steam in Turkey.
Not that I would but it from Steam anyway..Posted at 3:04PM on Oct 13th 2009 by mko

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