NPD have released the top ten PC downloads available on Steam and Direct2Drive:


Top 10 Steam (14/06  - 20/06)


1. Prototype - Radical
2. Empire : Total War - Creative Assembly
3. Left 4 Dead - Valve
4. Ghostbusters - Terminal Reality
5. The Elder Scrolls GOTY pack Deluxe - Bethesda
6. Counter-Strike : Source - Valve
7. Team Fortress 2 - Valve
8. Killing Floor - Tripwire
9. The Elder Scrolls IV : GOTY Edition Deluxe - Bethesda Softworks
10. The Orange Box - Valve


Top 10 Direct2Drive (14/06 au 20/06)


1 - The Sims 3 - Electronic Arts
2 - The Sims 3 (Mac) - Electronic Arts
3 - Ghostbusters - Terminal reality
4 - Prototype - Radical Entertainment
5 - Civilization 4: Complete Edition - Firaxis
6 - Fallout 3 - Bethesda Softworks
7 - Aion : The Tower of Eternity (précommande) - NCsoft
8 - Call of Duty 4 : Modern Warfare - Infinity Ward
9 - Mass Effect - BioWare
10 - Call of Duty : World at War - Treyarch


Thanks to PC Gamer

You don't need to wait for the NPD or PC Gamer to get this info for Steam. :)

http://store.steampowered.com/feeds/weeklytopsellers.xml

Updates every Sunday.

Yeah well you get the added bonus of Direct 2Drives numbers ;). I have always been a little dubious about the official numbers, thinking Valve try to push games with it sometimes.

Are you having a problem with posting also right now also?  Do you have a stretched out posting box?

:P

The posting box seems fine right now, though it did double-post my previous reply, so I think it's safe to say that they're having issues.

For some reason I love the fact that games like Killing Floor, mod turned full game, and relativly old games like CS:S (2004) and Civ4 (2005) are still in the "charts". Its a sharp contrast to console charts where games drop off never to be seen again, unless its Wii/DS. I wonder if you actually had every online story how many "old" games would show up, I know theres a lot of love for places like gog.com.

Just goes to show you that everything you put into the steam news pop-ups sell well...

" For some reason I love the fact that games like Killing Floor, mod turned full game, and relativly old games like CS:S (2004) and Civ4 (2005) are still in the "charts". Its a sharp contrast to console charts where games drop off never to be seen again, unless its Wii/DS. I wonder if you actually had every online story how many "old" games would show up, I know theres a lot of love for places like gog.com. "