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PALGN News | Ubisoft can't Splinter Harry's Potter at the top of the charts.

Would you believe that blurb actually took twenty-five minutes of thought? Which, we reckon, is roughly twice the amount of time most sane people will have invested in EA's Harry Potter: Prisoner of Azkaban. Yes, love him or hate him - we want to pour acid in hs eyes - J.K Rowling's ubiquitous wizard is enjoying another week riding high at the top of the UK charts, despite bold efforts from Ubisoft's quite excellent Splinter Cell: Pandora's Tomorrow to budge him. Take 2's Red Dead Revolver has also made a respectable start, landing in third spot in it's first week. Together with Eidos' Thief: Deadly Shadows, those two titles have pushed a host of others down - Hitman: Contracts, UEFA Euro 2004 Portugal, Norton Internet Security 2004 and Sony's cut-price GT4 Prologue have all dropped.

01 (01) Harry Potter: Prisoner of Azkaban Electronic Arts
02 (--) Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Pandora's Tomorrow Ubisoft
03 (--) Red Dead Revolver Take 2
04 (02) UEFA Euro 2004 Portugal Electronic Arts
05 (07) McAfee Internet Security McAfee
06 (--) Thief: Deadly Shadows Eidos
07 (03) Hitman: Contracts Eidos
08 (05) Norton Internet Security 2004 Symantec
09 (04) GT4 Prologue Sony Computer Entertainment
10 (14) Van Helsing Vivendi Universal Games
11 (11) Singstar Sony Computer Entertainment
12 (10) Sonic Heroes Sega UK
13 (09) Fight Night 2004 Electronic Arts
14 (06) Pokemon Colosseum Nintendo
15 (08) The Suffering Midway
16 (17) Smash Court Tennis Pro Tournament 2 Sony Computer Entertainment
17 (16) FIFA 2004 Electronic Arts
18 (--) Norton Antivirus 2004 Symantec
19 (19) The Sims: Bustin' Out Electronic Arts
20 (20) The Simpsons: Hit & Run Vivendi Universal Games

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