PC Digital Download Charts For The Week Ending July 25

Steam

1. Aion Collector's Edition (Pre-order)
2. Left 4 Dead
3. The Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition
4. Counter-Strike: Source
5. ARMA 2
6. Tales of Monkey Island Complete Pack
7. Dawn of Discovery (ANNO 1404)
8. Street Fighter IV
9. Team Fortress 2
10. Killing Floor

Direct2Drive

1. The Sims 3
2. ARMA 2
3. Dawn of Discovery (ANNO 1404)
4. Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War II
5. The Sims 3 (Mac)
6. Civilization IV: The Complete Edition
7. Supreme Commander Gold
8. Aion (Pre-order)
9. Fallout 3
10. Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare

Impulse

1. Sins of a Solar Empire: Entrenchment
2. Sins of a Solar Empire
3. Sins of a Solar Empire Bundle
4. Demigod
5. Sword of the Stars: Argos Naval Yard
6. Children of the Nile Complete
7. Sword of the Stars Ultimate
8. Europa Universalis III - Complete
9. Galactic Civilizations II: Ultimate Edition
10. Tropico Reloaded

Aion takes Steam's top spot yet again and is 8th on D2D's Top 10 on pre-orders alone - it may be World of Warcraft's biggest rival yet.

ARMA 2 and Dawn of Discovery charted great on both Steam and D2D, while Street Fighter IV manages stay 8th on Steam in it's third week.

Sins of a Solar Empire takes all top three spots on Impulse. Demigod keeps fighting to overcome one of the worst releases ever for a videogame.

What we really need is sale figures....  top tens are fine but I love to know how many copies of Aion has sold on steam/D2D and what platform do games sell the most on (steam or D2D).

If Steam or D2D ever release figures, we would know if PC gaming is dieding or not.  Every week CS:S, TF2 and L4D are always there...

Yeah lets go Aion!!!!
Is it that hard to track pc numbers?

Steam probably sells the same as xbla, so monkey game did the same sales as xbla version. I guess it is good that something outsold that

Wow, really?  Dig a little deeper in your ass and see what else you can pull out!  I'll make sure to check back!

Damn, all of the three Oblivion versions dropped out of the top 10 within just a couple of weeks.

shio, you and your 'Oblivion at least 5 million copies on PC'...

I don't belive its hard to track PC games at all if only companys would share that data,  e.g lets say....  If Steam sold 10k copies of Aion and D2D sold 8k copies and retail (game shops sold) 30k, that would be 48k copies of Aion sold (know what I mean).

Im sure game shops keep details of how many PC games are sold as their do with xbox/Ps3 game sales.

In matter of fact, it should be easier to track those sales, since they sure have on spot the number of sales they did at a certain time. It's digital after all. They must consider it strategic information and that's why the hold it back. That's the only explanation that makes sense to me: they don't want to share the info, cause they sure have it, otherwise is bad business.

The game's already over 3 years old, but it is still selling since it is currently 4th on Steam's RPG Top Sellers and was 19th in NPD's June PC Top20.

Nice for Aion.