Civ3 Strikes Again!

[Dida]

Oh yeah, sell baby, sell!
I hope they sell a billion copies of Civ3, so I can download a kick ass expansion pack some days.

[kittenOFchaos]

I see that Civ3 is the most pricey item on the list...

The clinging onto in the top 10 of sales points more to a dearth in good computer games rather than anything else...though that seems to be so often the case.

While "Medal of Honour" and "Return to Castle Wolfenstein" are a good blast at a lan cafe (well, MOH ain't really go that...multiplayer has some big issues, sniper of bazooka man? and I can't sprint between cover so you move you become fodder!) I wouldn't buy them full-priced...

At the moment I play civ3 and Operation Flashpoint as Single-player game...nothing else really competes.

[Encomium]

I suggest that after they FINALLY get Civ III working right, they make new disks. . . and allow all of us with the original disk to trade it in.

I'm getting tired of the continuous patches as we all act as beta playtesters for this unplaytested game - at $44.95 a shot.

[korn469]

civ3 back with a vengence!

from gamespot

Best-selling games for the week of February 24-March 2, 2002:

Rank / Title / Publisher / Average Price
1 / Command & Conquer Renegade / Electronic Arts / $46
2 / Medal of Honor: Allied Assault / Electronic Arts / $43
3 / The Sims: Hot Date / Electronic Arts / $28
4 / The Sims/ Electronic Arts / $42
5 / RollerCoaster Tycoon / Infogrames / $18
6 / Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone / Electronic Arts / $28
7 / Civilization III / Infogrames / $45
8 / Zoo Tycoon / Microsoft / $27
9 / Entertainment Multi Pack / Valusoft / $15
10 / The Sims: Livin' Large / Electronic Arts / $29

[player1]

More sellings, more patches, more XPs, and more possibility for MP.

Great!

[Cyclotron]

The only redeeming quality of the SIms was that you could set people on fire.