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Id	Title	Sales	Debut	Genre	Developer	Publisher
1	Halo 2	8.46 million[1]	November 9, 2004	First-person shooter	Bungie	Microsoft Game Studios
2	Halo: Combat Evolved	6 million[2]	November 15, 2001	First-person shooter	Bungie	Microsoft Game Studios
3	Fable	3 million[3]	September 14, 2004	Action role-playing	Big Blue Box Studios	Microsoft Game Studios
4	Grand Theft Auto: Double Pack	2.49 million[4][5][6]	October 21, 2003	Action-adventure	DMA Design (III) Rockstar North (Vice City) Rockstar Vienna	Rockstar Games
5	Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell	2.4 million[7]	November 17, 2002	Stealth	Ubi Soft Montreal	Ubi Soft
6	Dead or Alive 3	2 million[8][9]	November 15, 2001	Fighting	Team Ninja	.mw-parser-output .plainlist ol,.mw-parser-output .plainlist ul{line-height:inherit;list-style:none;margin:0;padding:0}.mw-parser-output .plainlist ol li,.mw-parser-output .plainlist ul li{margin-bottom:0}WW: TecmoEU: Microsoft Game Studios
7	Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic	1.58 million[4][6]	July 15, 2003	Role-playing	BioWare	LucasArts
8	Counter-Strike	1.5 million[10][11]	November 18, 2003	First-person shooter	Valve	Sierra Studios
9	Ninja Gaiden	1.5 million[12]	March 2, 2004	Action-adventurehack and slash	Team Ninja	Tecmo
10	Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas	1.46 million[4][13]	October 26, 2004	Action-adventure	Rockstar North	Rockstar Games
11	Need for Speed: Underground 2	1.44 million[4][13]	November 15, 2004	Racing	EA Black Box	EA Games
12	Madden NFL 2005	1.42 million[4]	August 9, 2004	Sports	EA Tiburon	EA Sports
13	Madden NFL 06	1.41 million[4]	August 8, 2005	Sports	EA Tiburon	EA Sports
14	Call of Duty 2: Big Red One	1.39 million[4]	November 1, 2005	First-person shooter	Treyarch	Activision
15	ESPN NFL 2K5	1.38 million[4]	July 20, 2004	Sports	Visual Concepts	Sega
16	The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind	1.36 million[4]	June 6, 2002	Role-playing	Bethesda Game Studios	Bethesda Softworks
17	Star Wars: Battlefront	1.22 million[4][6]	September 21, 2004	Third-person shooterfirst-person shooter	Pandemic Studios	LucasArts
18	Project Gotham Racing	1.2 million[7]	November 15, 2001	Racing	Bizarre Creations	Microsoft Game Studios
19	Star Wars: Battlefront II	1.17 million[4][6]	October 31, 2005	Actionthird-person shooterfirst-person shooter	Pandemic Studios	LucasArts
20	Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon	1.13 million[4][5]	November 11, 2002	Tactical shooter	Red Storm Entertainment	Ubi Soft
21	Need for Speed: Underground	1.1 million[4][6]	November 17, 2003	Racing	EA Black Box	EA Games
22	None	None	None	None	None	None

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