Last week wasn’t too eventful for new releases, and the latest UK retail charts reflect this, with no new arrivals in the all formats top 40. This means it’s a no show for Giants’ Project Motor Racing and the new Evercade carts. The top three is also unchanged, making EA Sports FC 26 no.1 for …
It seems that Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 really isn’t performing as well as Activision hoped. It’s no longer no.1 in this week’s all formats UK retail chart. It isn’t at #2 either, outsold by both the returning chart topper EA Sports FC 26 and the Switch 2’s Mario Kart World. Instead, Call of …
Just two new releases make an appearance in this week’s UK retail (physical) chart. One sits astride the top 40, while the other only just manages to scrape in. It’s the annual military shooter Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 that rules the roost, topping the all formats chart along with the PS4, PS5 …
There’s no escaping football in this week’s UK retail (physical) charts. Not only has EA Sports FC 26 managed to remain no.1 in the all formats top 40, but SEGA’s Football Manager 26 was the highest charting new release of last week, beating even Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment by entering at #2. SEGA’s spreadsheet …
Now that Pokémon Legends: Z-A hype has settled, EA Sports FC 26 has managed to reclaim the UK retail chart’s top spot. The annual sports sim is also no.1 in the PS5, PS4 and Xbox Series charts, dislodging EA’s own Battlefield 6. Pokémon Legends: Z-A is, of course, still no.1 in the Switch top 20. …
The UK physical release chart is a hubbub of activity this week, featuring six new releases in the all formats top 40, two of which debut within the top ten. Firstly, though, Pokémon Legends: Z-A remains no.1, which is no shock considering its available on both Switches. That, and the fact that Pokémon is mighty …
The UK retail chart sees three new arrivals this week, one of which comes as a surprise. Of course, it’s no surprise at all to see the anticipated Pokémon Legends: Z-A topping both the all formats and Switch charts. This means EA’s Battlefield 6 is no longer no.1, ending its run after a single week. …
Despite being an online focused title, EA’s positively reviewed Battlefield 6 has catapulted to the top of the UK retail chart, preventing Ghost of Yotei from securing a second week at no.1. With EA Sports FC 26 holding onto #2, EA controls the top two positions this week. The publishing giant very nearly had three …
All signs point to a very successful launch for Sony’s Ghost of Yōtei. This follow-up to 2020’s Ghost of Tsushima not only managed to outsell the new Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2 bundle at retail last week, but also the multiformat EA Sports FC 26. EA Sports FC 26 consequently dipped to …
Last week’s big name new releases have given the UK retail (boxed) charts a shake-up. Coming as no real surprise, EA Sports FC 26 has scored a no.1 in the all formats top 40. It also took no.1 in the Switch, PS5, PS4 and Xbox Series charts. Last year’s entry is still knocking around the …
Take 2’s Borderlands 4 has been dislodged from the UK retail chart’s top spot by Mario Kart World, consequently preventing it from securing a second week at no.1. The individual format charts tell a different story, as the colourful looter shooter remains no.1 in both PS5 and Xbox Series charts. Borderlands 4 now sits at …
Coming as no real surprise, Take 2’s positively reviewed Borderlands 4 managed to debut at no.1 in the UK all formats retail top 40. The colourful co-op shooter is also no.1 in both the PS5 and Xbox Series charts, suggesting a reasonably successful launch. The Switch 2 version, coming in October, should help it catch …
Six new titles debut within this week’s UK top 40 retail chart. None were able to stop the Switch 2’s Mario Kart World though, which claims another non-consecutive week at no.1. EA Sports FC 25 climbed several places to take #2, presumably thanks to a price cut. The newest edition is barely weeks away and …
The UK retail chart has failed to emerge in the usual places this week. However, the dependable Nintendo Life managed to chalk up the top 40 earlier this week, providing us with a tardy recap. Konami’s well received Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater remake is the UK’s current no.1, with sales split 93% on PS5 …
Nintendo pretty much controls the UK retail chart this week, claiming not just the top spot with Mario Kart World, but also #2 with Donkey Kong Bananza. In fact, there are 11 Nintendo published games in the top 40, meaning a quarter of the chart is dominated by Nintendo – and that’s before factoring in …