The numbers are in! Starting this month we’re expanding the PSN sales charts to include not only the 20 top-selling PSN and PS3 Full Games, but also the top five PS one Classics, PSP games, and Add-Ons.
You may not be surprised to see inFAMOUS: Festival of Blood at the top of the PS3 list…but you may be interested to learn that it’s also now officially the fastest-selling PS3 digital game ever launched on PSN. Not bad, eh? Congrats, Sucker Punch Productions! On the PS one Classics front, newly released RPG classic Chrono Cross led the pack; in the PSP category, the story-driven scares of Corpse Party took the lead; and in the Add-Ons department, Batman: Arkham City’s Nightwing Bundle came out on top.
Were there any particular surprises for you this month? Did your favorite game make the cut? Thoughts on how we can make this monthly post even more valuable? Let us know in the comments below, and we’ll see you with December’s Top Sellers in early January. Happy holidays!
Top 20 PSN and PS3 Full Games
1) inFAMOUS Festival of Blood – The proof is in the pudding: Sucker Punch’s standalone open-world PSN title is the fastest-selling PSN game in history. It’s also a lot of fun, with a dark new visual style and powerful vampiric abilities for Cole to use and abuse.
2) Saints Row 2
3) PAYDAY: The Heist
4) NBA JAM: On Fire Edition
5) LIMBO
6) Jurassic Park: The Game – Full Season – A strong debut for Telltale Games’ latest interactive adventure, which casts you in a follow-up story for the classic 1993 film.
7) REAL STEEL
8) Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe
9) Resident Evil 4
10) Mortal Kombat Arcade Kollection
11) DAYTONA USA
12) Pinballistik – This PSN exclusive provided intense pinball battle action at the low price of $3.99. If you haven’t already, give it a shot!
13) Castle Crashers
14) Outland
15) Crysis
16) Hasbro Family Game Night – This family-friendly title provides six classic games hosted by the inimitable Mr Potato Head.
17) Battlefield 1943
18) Midnight Club Los Angeles Complete Edition
19) Mass Effect 2
20) Castlevania Harmony of Despair
Top 5 PS3 Add-Ons
1) Batman: Arkham City – Nightwing Bundle – One of the best games of the season also has some of the best DLC, including the Nightwing Bundle.
2) Call of Duty: Black Ops – Rezurrection: Content Pack 4
3) Batman: Arkham City – Robin Bundle
4) DC Universe Online – Fight for the Light
5) Gran Turismo 5 Complete Pack
Top 5 PSone Classics
1) CHRONO CROSS – Square Enix’s time-bending PSone classic proved to be irresistible journey for PS3 and PSP owners looking for an RPG fix. unforgettable journey through parallel dimensions.
2) FINAL FANTASY VII
3) CHRONO TRIGGER
4) FINAL FANTASY V
5) FINAL FANTASY IX
Top 5 PSP Games
1) Corpse Party – PSP gamers saw the release of one of the most uniquely horrific games of all time. Got a PSP? You need to check out Corpse Party.
2) Fate/EXTRA
3) FINAL FANTASY TACTICS: THE WAR OF THE LIONS
4) DISSIDIA 012 Prologus FINAL FANTASY
5) Phantasy Star Portable 2
Is the Epic Quest table add on for Zen Pinball downloadable yet? When I search for it on my pc it shows a Nov. 2011 release and appears to be in the store , but when I get the chance to to hook my ps3 to the net to purchase it , I cannot find it anywhere in the store. Anyone have any info. on it? Thank you
Whelp, I’m not surprised I:FoB is at the top of the list, but I AM surprised to see Outland still on the list. I enjoyed that little game a lot more than I thought I would, and it’s amazing to see it still selling enough to make the top 20.
Though, as a few others have said, it’d be nice and educational to get actual sales numbers with these lists.
Just saying FoB is the fastest-selling title in PSN history doesn’t tell us much. How many did it sell in what time frame? What was the previous best? Was there a huge number of sales in the second week then it fell off and nothing released in November passed it, or did it sell strong through the entire month?
While the idea of a “Top XX” list is great and I enjoy it, it could seriously use a but more useful information for people who like numbers. :)
Awww
Hey Morgan! Can we have some numbers :)
I’m afraid not; sorry!