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MCV‘s reporting that boxed copy British games retail suffered a 23 percent YoY decrease in February, marking a second straight month of declines.

The report claims that 3.2 million games were sold at retail last month, with revenue coming in at £72.6 million, down 22.1 percent YoY from February 2010.

In terms of platform ratio, 360 ruled the roost, accounting for 29 percent of games sold last month. PS3 followed in second and Wii in third. EA was the biggest publisher in unit value, followed by Ubisoft and Nintendo.

The biggest selling game for last month was Black Ops, followed by Dead Space 2 and FIFA 11.

http://www.vg247.com/2011/03/14/uk-retail-sees-second-consecutive-yoy-loss-in-2011/



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people buying more used?

pennies starting to pinch now

i was out looking today and not many games at cheapo price new in retail,nearly all full price,haven't seen that for a while

vanquish was £20,C:LOS was £22 best i could find for newish games

i know better deals online but i'm talking game/gamestation/blockies/hmv shops here



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It's MY fault!!! the price euro against pound hasn't been in favor for the euro last year so I'm not importing that many games anymore.. sure the UK is still cheaper but not waaay cheaper as 2 years ago..



 

Face the future.. Gamecenter ID: nikkom_nl (oh no he didn't!!) 

Games in the shops are super expensive - especially considering the current economic situation



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radishhead said:

Games in the shops are super expensive - especially considering the current economic situation

This. amazon.co.uk and similar are always cheaper and more convenient.