LIVE Game Rankings for Week of March 31st
People sure like the Army of Two demo
Date: Tuesday, April 08, 2008
Author: Jeff McAllister

The numbers are out for the Xbox LIVE activity for the week of March 31st thanks to Major Nelson's blog . The rankings are based on Full purchased versions for Arcade titles and unique users that are playing. It’ll be interesting to see if Call of Duty 4 remains on top once the Halo 3 Legendary Map Pack is released, or if Call of Duty’s Variety Map Pack will keep it on top.



Xbox 360 Top Live Titles

1:Call of Duty 4

2: Halo 3

3: Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas 2

4: Guitar Hero III

5: Gears of War

6: Rock Band

7: Army of Two Demo

8: FIFA 08

9: Forza Motorsport 2

10: Army of Two



Top Arcade Titles

1: Mr. DRILLER Online

2: DOOM

3: Brain Challenge

4: N+

5: Battlestar Galactica

6: UNO

7: Worms

8: Assault Heroes

9: Pinball FX

10: Bomberman LIVE



Original Xbox Top Live Titles

1: Halo 2

2: Star Wars: Battlfrnt 2

3: Fable

4: Counter-Strike

5: Battlefield 2: MC

6: Call of Duty 3

7: Ninja Gaiden Black

8: Doom 3

9: Conker: Live Reloaded

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