(PS2, Gamecube)
2005 Sales: $10.8 million
Publisher: Activision
The Marvel comics-based film managed to earn $154.7 at the box office, but the game isn’t seeing as much action.
(PS2)
2005 Sales: $13.3 million
Publisher: Take Two Interactive
Brought to you by the bloodthirsty team behind the Grand Theft Auto series, The Warriors is a violent gang story based on the 1970s film. And if that sounds a bit like the new Godfather game, that's not a coincidence.
(PS2)
2005 Sales: $15.4 million
Publisher: Ubisoft
An experiment in format blending, King Kong represents the first time an Oscar-winning director of a film has also helped direct its videogame counterpart. Sales in 2005, however, were slightly disappointing.
(PS2, GBA)
2005 Sales: $17.2 million
Publisher: Electronic Arts
The young wizard will have more mischief and magic up the sleeve of his school robes heading through 2006.
(GameCube, GBA, PS2)
2005 Sales: $31.3 million
Publisher: Activision
The DreamWorks film didn't rack up Shrek-like dollars. But the game’s popularity on Nintendo systems helped make up the difference.
(GBA, PS2)
2004 and 2005 Sales: $38.9 million
Publisher: Activision
DreamWorks's animated ogre pulled in $437 million from theaters, and Activision was able to milk the green guy for a few more bucks. But the game lacks the movie's magic.
(GBA, PS2)
2005 and 2005 Sales: $43.6 million
Publisher: THQ
First came the Nickelodeon series, then the Paramountmovie, then the game: Little button-mashers can’t get enough of the oddly shaped hero.
(GBA, GameCube, PS2)
2004 and 2005 Sales: $57.4 million
Publisher: THQ
Pixar’s animated super-hero family easily made the switch to the small screen – specifically, Nintendo’s Game Boy Advance, the must-have gadget for family road trips last year.
(PS2, Xbox, GBA)
2005 Sales: $81 million
Publishers: Electronic Arts, Ubisoft
The last installment of George Lucas’ iconic series grossed $380 million at the box office. Electronic Arts used the force to generate another chunk of change.
(GBA, Xbox, PS2, GameCube)
2004 and 2005 Sales: $110 million
Publisher: Activision
This much-hyped title offered gamers a chance to control Spidey, battle Doc Ock and swing around New York City at their leisure.
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