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News / XBLA’s 2010: 16% growth YOY, great numbers for Limbo, Case 0

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XBLA’s 2010: 16% growth YOY, great numbers for Limbo, Case 0

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Rain
on January 27, 2011 January 27, 2011

2010 was another record year for Xbox Live Arcade, according to a new report by Forecasting and Analyzing Digital Entertainment, who’s also revealed the year’s biggest sellers and earners.

The service is believed to have grown 16 percent year-over-year, with total revenues reaching $122 million.

The biggest seller of the year is said to be Capcom’s Dead Rising 2: Case 0 prologue, which sold through 689,000 copies since its launch in September. The 400 Microsoft Point ($5) price point served its purpose well, then.

The biggest earner, however, was Playdead’s Limbo, which pulled in $7.5 million, surely thanks to its 1200 MS Point ($15) pricing.

Catch the top 10 by units sold below.

01. Dead Rising 2: Case Zero (Capcom) – 689,000
02. Trials HD (RedLynx) – 553,000
03. Limbo (Playdead) – 527,000
04. Castle Crashers (The Behemoth) – 415,000
05. Toy Soldiers (Signal Studios) – 383,000
06. Family Game Night (Hasbro) – 294,000
07. Monday Night Combat (Uber Entertainment) – 293,000
08. Perfect Dark (Rare) – 279,000
09. Battlefield 1943 (EA Dice) – 268,000
10. Deadliest Warrior: The Game (Pipeworks Software) – 210,000

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