Every week, sister iPhone and iPad site
FingerGaming rounds up the top-grossing iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad applications, as current that day in the iTunes App Store, and this chart is now available on Gamasutra.
This week's U.S. revenue charts see
Tap Pet Hotel and
Tap Zoo earning top iPhone sales, while
NBA Jam and
Final Fantasy III 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 Zoo (Free)
2.
Tap Pet Hotel (Free)
3.
NBA Jam ($4.99)
4.
Zynga Poker (Free)
5.
Angry Birds ($0.99)
6.
Texas Poker (Free)
7.
Words With Friends ($2.99)
8.
Smurfs' Village (Free)
9.
Angry Birds Rio ($0.99)
10.
Zombie Farm (Free)
Pocket Gems dominates today's top-grossing charts with its App Store favorite
Tap Zoo and
Tap Pet Hotel, which claims second place in its first week of release. EA's
NBA Jam takes third following a multiplayer update and a weekend-long price drop.
Zynga Poker and Kamagames' rival gambling app
Texas Poker compete with Angry Birds and Words With Friends, meanwhile, as
Smurfs' Village and
Zombie Farm report increased microtransaction earnings after recent updates.
Here are this week’s top-grossing iPad applications:
1.
Smurfs' Village (Free)
2.
NBA Jam for iPad ($9.99)
3.
Angry Birds Rio HD ($2.99)
4.
Angry Birds HD ($4.99)
5.
Final Fantasy III ($16.99)
6.
Texas Poker (Free)
7.
Trade Nations (Free)
8.
We Rule Quests for iPad (Free)
9.
Infinity Blade ($5.99)
10.
Scrabble for iPad ($9.99)
Smurfs' Village tops iPad revenue earnings for the second week in a row, as EA's new iPad version of
NBA Jam premieres at second place.
Square Enix claims fifth place in today's rankings with its recently released iPad version of
Final Fantasy III, while Z2Live's
Trade Nations and Ngmoco's
We Rule Quests compete with chart mainstays
Infinity Blade and
Scrabble in the latter half of the top ten.
