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A British history of popular video games, told one sales chart #1 at a time
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Big Ape/LucasArts, PC, #1 in UK combined formats chart for week ending 2 October 1999
Crystal Dynamics/Eidos, PlayStation, #1 in UK combined formats chart for week ending 25 September 1999
Westwood/EA, PC, #1 in UK combined formats chart for week ending 28 August 1999
EA Sports, PlayStation, #1 in UK combined formats chart for week ending 14 August 1999
Krysalis, Amiga, #1 in UK combined home computer chart for week ending 2 April 1994
Reflections/GT Interactive, PlayStation, #1 in UK combined formats chart for week ending 26 June 1999
LucasArts, Nintendo 64, #1 in UK combined formats chart for week ending 12 June 1999
Ocean, Amiga, #1 in UK home computer chart for week ending 23 October 1993
Rockstar Canada/Take 2, PC, #1 in UK combined formats chart for week ending 8 May 1999
Namco, PlayStation, #1 in UK combined formats chart for week ending 17 April 1999
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iain.mew
"Thanks! Good to know, and I passed that on to Games That Weren't ..."
Chris
"World Cup Football was published as World Cup Soccer by Macmillan. It ..."
Alex
"One of the Spectrum games I remember vividly. particularly the repeatedly kneeing someone ..."
kelvingreen
"Milk Race, BMX Simulator, and Paperboy as the top three in the week ..."
iain.mew
"Thanks very much! I think it is the most research-heavy post so far. ..."