Aside from a potential Amazon offer, it could be attributable to brand recognition, lack of genre competition, and overall increased holiday purchasing.

Thanks guys. It just looks out of place.

3 hours after last update:

#13 PS4 Star Wars Standard Bundle (down 4)
#15 PS4 Black Ops Bundle (down 5)
#27 XB1 Gears Bundle (down 1)
#36 XB1 Fallout Bundle (down 6)
#70 PS4 Nathan Drake Bundle (down 10)
#81 WU Mario Kart Bundle (up 1)
#91 PS4 Star Wars CE Bundle (down 10)

PS4 - 4 bundles, 4 in the top 100
XB1 - 9 bundles, 2 in the top 100

XB1 Deals:

Gears Bundle + 3 months LIVE.
Halo Bundle + Froza Horizon 2

PS4 Deals:

Nathan Drake Bundle + Star Wars
Nathan Drake Bundle + Fallout 4

It's very strange how all the bundles seem to be riding similar tides of late; I can't recall the last time they all (or nearly all) would move up and down together.

I think it's just the cards and games that push it up or down. Just Dance, Need for Speed and Uncharted have helped to displace a lot of the hardware.

When you buy a card, do they actually ship a physical card? I'd imagine they do (for gifting), but it seems awfully wasteful with these sales lol.

The PS4 has gone beast mode.

Also Just Dance is still selling after all these years.

Casuals still exist? I though that race went extinct when the iphone came out.

The only thing I'm wondering is:  Is the GameStop chart ONLY for online sales? Or is it total GameStop sales--both in-store and online?