The Lord of the Rings: War in the North

Global Total as of 11th May 2013 (units): 0.59m
Platform: Xbox 360	Also on: PlayStation 3, PC
Developer: Snowblind Studios	Genre: Action

Total Units

Title	Publisher	Region	Date	Distribution
The Lord of the Rings: War in the North	Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment	Japan	01st January 1970	Retail
The Lord of the Rings: War in the North	Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment	North America	01st November 2011	Retail
The Lord of the Rings: War in the North	Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment	Europe	25th November 2011	Retail
The Lord of the Rings: War in the North	Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment	Japan	19th April 2012	Retail

The Lord of the Rings: War in the North is a game developed by Snowblind Studios and released on Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360.

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	T.Rexington (on 21 August 2012) Yeah! Million units sold!
	T.Rexington (on 25 July 2012) Nice, this is on the verge of being a retail million seller. This probably hit a million earlier in the year thanks to digital sales on PC.
	Riku148 (on 29 June 2012) Hmm now i have played this through 11 times and still playing...about 7times with ps3 and 4 times with 360 and ps3 version has much more bugs but 360 version doesn't have any, usually i think ps3 games are better but this is much better with xbox 360
	T.Rexington (on 23 May 2012) I really hope this hits a million in retail, but I'm presuming it's already done so with added digital sales. This was such an awesome game. Really loved exploring the middle earth levels, interacting with the characters, the simple but really fun combat, lovely storyline, and the ability to play as a actual dwarf. Not a long list of games carry that last bit without being a mmo.
	Recon1O1 (on 11 November 2011) I am enjoying the hell out of this. Low expectations help but the solid visuals, voicework, music and lots of loot.. The critical hit animations are really well done. Can't believe some idjut from the A-holes and Virgins Club gave it 2.5.
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