The
Command
&
Conquer
franchise
still
has
life
in
it
yet
if
the
latest
European
sales
data
is
anything
to
go
by.

According
to
data
published
by
Gameindustry.biz
based
on
European
sales
for
the
month
of
March,
no
less
than
five
Command
&
Conquer
games
have
made
it
into
the
top-ten
following
their
surprise
release
on
Steam,
a
move
which
meant
every
single
C&C
game
was
finally
available
to
play
on
the
platform.

The
biggest
performer
was
Command
&
Conquer:
Generals
which
successfully
captured
4th
place,
just
behind
Dragon’s
Dogma
2.
Red
Alert,
Red
Alert
2,
Renegade
and
Tiberian
Sun
have
turtled
up
in
7th-10.
That’s
not
all
though,
because
the
data
shows
a
grand
total
of
11
C&C
games
in
the
top
20
for
the
month.

It’s
pretty
staggering
to
see
this
many
C&C
games
storming
the
sales
charts,
and
I
can’t
help
but
wonder
if
it
might
encourage
EA
to
revive
the
franchise.
The
last
entry
was
the
Remastered
collection,
and
there
was
a
potential

hint
at
more
games
in
the
series
getting
the
same
treatment.
But
we
haven’t
seen
anything
new
from
the
series
since
2010’s
poorly
received
Tiberian
Twilight.

The
data
shows
game
sales
are
up
35%
from
the
same
four-week
period
last
year,
and
up
9%
for
the
full
quarter.

Dragon’s
Dogma
2
launched
late
in
March
yet
still
managed
to
grab
3rd
which
is
very
impressive
for
Capcom
and
shows
that
the

initial
controversy
surrounding
the
game’s
day-1
microtransactions
didn’t
impact
it
very
much.

Helldivers
2
was
dethroned
from
the
very
top
spot
by
EA
Sports
FC
24
but
is
still
in
2nd
place.
Just
a
few
days
ago
we
learned
that
in
the
UK

sales
of
Helldivers
2
are
apparently
outperforming
Marvel’s
Spider-Man
2.

For
the
full
breakdown,
including
hardware
sales,

check
out
Gameindustry.biz.

uropean
GSD
March
2024
Top
10
(Digital
+
Physical)