Every Monday, FingerGaming rounds up the most popular paid iPhone and iPod Touch applications, as current that day on the iTunes App Store. This week’s top titles are:
- Flick Fishing ($0.99)
- Zombieville USA ($1.99)
- The Oregon Trail ($5.99)
- 3D Brick Breaker Revolution ($2.99)
- Blocked ($0.99)
- Sully’s Flight ($0.99)
- Virtual Villagers 2: The Lost Children ($1.99)
- Bejeweled 2 ($2.99)
- Metal Gear Solid Touch ($7.99)
- AirCoaster 3D + Track Editor ($0.99)
Flick Fishing leads App Store sales for the third week in a row, maintaining a strong chart presence even in the face of Zombieville USA’s rising popularity. The Oregon Trail drops a place to finish third this week, as Digital Chocolate’s 3D Brick Breaker Revolution charts for the first time thanks to the success of a recently released free demo version.
This week’s results are otherwise weighed heavily in favor of popular recent releases like AirCoaster 3D and Metal Gear Solid Touch, which push longtime chart favorites like iDracula, Tetris, and Touchgrind out of the top ten. The strategy title Virtual Villagers 2 and the airplane disaster simulator Sully’s Flight also make impressive chart debuts, while the puzzlers Blocked and Bejeweled 2 remain top sellers from week to week.








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