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• Aussie game charts: April 9-April 15

  C&C3 manoeuvres its way back to the top.

• Aussie game charts: February 12-18

  The Burning Crusade leads again; Okami fails to make overall top 10.

• Aussie game charts: January 29-February 4

  The Burning Crusade on top again; both Guitar Hero games rock their way into top 10.

• Aussie game charts: January 22-28

  The Burning Crusade holds Wario off to claim top spot Down Under; Lost Planet slides to third.

• Aussie game charts: January 15-21

  The Burning Crusade takes top spot in its debut week; Lost Planet slips to second.

• Aussie game charts: January 8-14

  Lost Planet finds it way to number one spot; Twilight Princess back in overall top 10.

• Aussie game charts: January 1-7

  Cricket 07 bowls in at number one; Twilight Princess falls out of overall top 10.

• Aussie game charts: December 4-10

  Two Wii titles bookend top 10 game sales charts; Twilight Princess takes No. 1 spot.

• Aussie game charts: November 27-December 3

  PlayStation 2 titles crowd Nintendo out of the top 10; Gears of War remains in neutral, makes a home of third position.

• Aussie game charts: November 6-November 12

  Need for Speed Carbon debuts strongly in top position; PS2 titles dominate overall top 10.

• Aussie game charts: October 30-November 5

  SingStar, Buzz games dominate Aussie top 10; Krome Studios' Spyro lands at number five.

• Aussie game charts: October 23-29

  The Sims 2: Pets makes it to number one on the Aussie charts; PC titles take three of the top 10 positions.

• Aussies gamers spend AU$340 million in H1 2006

  Australians spent more than AU$340 million on games hardware and software in the first half of this year, recently released figures from GfK Australia show.

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