Crash of the Titans

The Simpsons Game for PlayStation 2 has finally managed to take out the top spot in the Australian game charts -- seven weeks after its initial release -- according to data trackers GfK Australia. The DS version of the game also made it into the top 10, taking out the seventh spot. Super Mario Galaxy for the Nintendo Wii -- last week's number one -- fell down to number two during the week of December 10-December 16. Drawn to Life for the Nintendo DS has reappeared in the overall charts at number three after a brief hiatus. Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare for the Xbox 360 climbed up from the previous week to number five, while Activision's other chart topper -- Guitar Hero 3: Legends of Rock -- is nowhere to be seen. Halo 3 for the 360 has reappeared at number nine, while Nintendo's Big Brain Academy: Wii Degree bundle ended the week at number 10.

Australian GfK's weekly software sale charts for All Formats, PC, Xbox 360, DS, Wii, PS2, PS3, and PSP.

Sept 14, 2007 Now weve seen it all. Right at this very minute, Crash Bandicoot is standing outside our UK offices, handing out ice-creams, Red Bull and vodka from a wonderfully decorated Crash of the Titans ice-cream van. As we pointed out in our recent hands-on, Crash of the Titans has the potential to be more than just another kid's game. Stay tuned for a full review soon and in the meantime check out our video interview with the developer and collection of

The Crash Bandicoot series has changed hands more than Blockbuster DVD, and with Radical Entertainment now heading up development they're reinventing the orange critter for his current-gen debut. Crash of the Titans will appear on Wii, PS2, DS, PSP and 360, and will follow an action-orientated theme in which he has the power to "hijack" the minds of others. Crash himself has learned a few new fighting moves too, now able to string together a selection of punches and kicks into a ninja combo