British Sales Charts_ The Early Bird Gets The Early British Sales Charts
By Dr. Elara Vance | January 01, 0001
My, Britain! How 
punctual you’ve become! Forget rummy nobel seeing British sales charts on the usual Wednesday or Thursday, as they’ll now be clocking in first thing Monday morning. In this first early edition (today is April 6, and these charts are for the week ending April 4), Wii Fit maintains its stranglehold upon the nation’s charts at #1, though Resident Evil 5 on 360 does 
a good job of holding off the Nintendo rummy royal brigade to 
hang on to second. The PS3 version, however, has slipped Yono all app down to sixth, trailing Professor Layton, Chinatown Wars and Mario Kart Wii.
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