Modern Warfare 2 came out last week, and finished last week as the #1 game on Steam. On Direct2Drive, however, it didn't fare as well because IGN's online storefront wasn't selling the game.

In its place, then, came Dragon Age, which continues to sell at a pace I honestly wouldn't have predicted coming into this holiday season. Which isn't a bad thing! No, I'm pleasantly surprised.

PC Digital Download Charts For The Week Ending November 14, 2009:

Steam

Last week's charts were dominated by two MMOs, Champions Online and Aion. This week? Looks like its the same story all over again.

Both MMO games continue to hold down the top two spots on both the Steam and Direct2Drive charts, ahead of usual suspects like Left 4 Dead, new/old kid on the block KOTOR and, surprisingly, Darkest Days. Pre sales also seem to be doing quite well and, we expect, will do better in the coming weeks and/or months, as more new games reach their release dates.

PC Digital Download Charts For The Week Ending September 12

If this week's breakdown of the best-selling titles from digital distribution outlets Steam and Direct2Drive looks a bit familiar, that's probably because you saw last week and for the most part, the week before that.

There are some subtle differences; the THQ Collector Pack and Call of Duty 4 weren't on last week's Steam list, CoD: World at War and The Witcher are new to this week's Direct2Drive chart -- but mostly, it's the same stuff in a slightly different order with some of the preorders doing quite well.

Steam's Top Ten (by Revenue) (8/23 - 8/29)

1. Left 4 Dead / Valve
2. Aion Collector's Edition (pre-order) / NCsoft
3. THQ Collector Pack
4. Counter-Strike: Source / Valve
5. Killing Floor / Tripwire
6. Team Fortress 2 / Valve
7. The Orange Box / Valve
8. Fallout Collection (F1, F2, Fallout Tactics)
9. Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare / Infinity Ward
10. Valve Complete Pack / Valve

More after the break...