Call of Duty: Black Ops has hit the big time with sales, scoring just under 3.3 million units sold in the U.K. That number puts it as the top entertainment property of 2010 for the U.K. market. By comparison, Avatar only managed to take in just over 3 million units.
The list of top properties, courtesy of ERA data through MCV, show that games had an overall strong presence in the world of entertainment. FIFA 11 placed third, beating out Pixar’s Toy Story 3 by just over 300K units.
The full list:
- Call of Duty: Black Ops [Activision Blizzard] – 3,266,298
- Avatar [20th Century Fox] – 3,001,769
- FIFA 11 [Electronic Arts] – 2,390,231
- Toy Story 3 [Walt Disney Studios] – 2,082,461
- Progress (Take That) [Universal Music] – 1,933,205
- The Twilight Saga: New Moon [Entertainment One] – 1,889,187
- The Twilight Saga: Eclipse [Entertainment One] – 1,334,490
- Inception [Warner Home Video] – 1,328,290
- Just Dance [Ubisoft] – 1,305,338
- 2012 [Sony Pictures] – 1,298,705
- Crazy Love (Michael Buble) [Warner Music] – 1,289,304
- Now That's What I Call Music 77 [EMI Music/UniversalMusic] – 1,255,006
- The Hurt Locker [Elevation Sales] – 1,247,604
- Up [Walt Disney Studios] – 1,236,066
- Sherlock Holmes [Warner Home Video] – 1,217,637
- Red Dead Redemption [Take-Two] – 1,135,559
- The Fame (Lady Gaga) [Universal Music] – 1,104,504
- The Hangover [Warner Home Video] – 1,024,546
- Alice In Wonderland [Walt Disney Studios] – 943,220
- Shrek Forever After - The Final Chapter [Paramount] – 928,726
