Every week, Gamasutra rounds up the top-grossing iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad applications, as current that day in the iTunes App Store. This week's U.S. revenue charts see
Top Girl and
Happy Park earning top iPhone sales, while
Lego Harry Potter and
Shadow Vanguard HD emerge as big sellers on the iPad.
These charts allow end users to see who is making the most money on the App Store that day. It differs significantly from the Top 10 Games chart, which is ranked by sales, and therefore is dominated by lower-priced titles that sell more copies.
Data comes courtesy of Apple's public sales information. All titles in the App Store's "Games" category are considered in chart rankings.
This week's top-grossing iPhone titles are:
1.
Tap Pet Hotel (Free)
2.
Zynga Poker (Free)
3.
Top Girl (Free)
4.
Angry Birds ($0.99)
5.
Tap Zoo (Free)
6.
Texas Poker (Free)
7.
Smurfs' Village (Free)
8.
Tiny Tower (Free)
9.
Fashion Story (Free)
10.
Happy Park (Free)
Microtransation-supported titles dominate the iPhone's top-grossing sales chart, with this week seeing Crowdstar's
Top Girl joining Pocket Gems'
Tap Pet Hotel and
Zynga Poker in the platform's top three.
Infinidy Corp's
Happy Park returns to the top ten after a recent update, as NimbleBit's
Tiny Tower maintains a chart presence in the face of competition from longtime favorites
Smurfs' Village and
Tap Zoo.
Here are this week’s top-grossing iPad applications:
1.
Tap Pet Hotel (Free)
2.
Smurfs' Village (Free)
3.
Tap Zoo (Free)
4.
Angry Birds HD ($4.99)
5.
Lego Harry Potter: Years 1-4 ($2.99)
6.
Fashion Story (Free)
7.
Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Shadow Vanguard HD ($6.99)
8.
Texas Poker (Free)
9.
Tiny Zoo (Free)
10.
Zynga Poker (Free)
Tap Pet Hotel, Smurfs' Village, and
Tap Zoo remain the iPad's highest-grossing titles for the second week in a row, while
Lego Harry Potter sees a new surge in popularity following a recent film release.
Gameloft's
Rainbow Six: Shadow Vanguard HD enjoys a successful debut week at seventh, meanwhile, as TinyCo's
Tiny Zoo trails
Texas Poker at ninth place.
