Despite what seemed to be a quiet launch, Kingdom Hearts 1.5 and 2.5 Remix managed to enter a very respectable #4 in the UK chart. It also made #2 in the PS4 chart. The top three positions remain unchanged: Mass Effect Andromeda at no.1 for a second week running, followed by Ghost Recon: Wildlands and …
Mass Effect: Andromeda is the UK’s new number one. It had the third biggest launch of 2017 so far, trailing behind Ghost Recon Wildlands and Horizon Zero Dawn. Chart-Track claims that it’s EA’s first no.1 since FIFA 17 but we believe they’re mistaken – Battlefield 1 topped the chart in October, whereas FIFA 17 launched …
Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Wildlands has taken the UK chart top spot for a second week. When combined with For Honor’s two-week run, Ubisoft is now the publisher with the most weeks at number one in 2017 so far. LEGO Worlds’ second-week sales appear to be fuelled by word of mouth – it’s up one …
Last week Horzion Zero Dawn became 2017’s fastest selling title so far. Seven days later, that record has already been snatched away: Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Wildlands had an impressively strong launch, topping the UK chart in the process. Chart-Track reports that it’s the second fastest Tom Clancy title after The Division, beating Future Soldier’s …
Coming as a surprise to nobody, Horizon Zero Dawn has topped the UK chart. Zelda: Breath of the Wild didn’t really have much of a chance considering the size of the PS4’s userbase. Backed by some impressively high review scores and a huge marketing push, Horizon has become 2017’s biggest seller so far and Sony’s …
History has a habit of repeating itself. Halo Wars 2 has entered the UK top 40 at #2, the same position the original arrived at back in 2009. It was Guerrilla’s Killzone 2 that kept it off the top spot; in two days’ time, Guerrilla’s anticipated Horizon Zero Dawn is released. Sales of Halo Wars …
Despite a lack of reviews in the run up to release, For Honor has bagged Ubisoft their first UK no. 1 since Tom Clancy’s The Division. It’s also the biggest new IP to head straight to no. 1 since No Man’s Sky. Chart Track informs sales were split 57% on PS4 and 43% on Xbox …
PlayStation 4 exclusive Nioh has had a successful launch, arriving at #2 in the UK top 40. It has certainly defied our expectations – we had it pegged for outside the top ten. Resident Evil 7: Biohazard failed to make it to three weeks at number one – it’s now at #3, dislodged by GTA …
Like a filth encrusted squatter, Resident Evil 7: Biohazard continues to occupy the UK chart‘s top spot. Team Ninja’s Nioh is the only major new release for this week, and while we don’t doubt that it’ll manage to break the top 20, it may struggle to make the top ten. With nothing to challenge it, …
Capcom’s Resident Evil 7: Biohazard is the UK’s first new number one of 2017. It wasn’t able to outperform RE5 though, which still holds the accolade of the fast-selling in the series. Sales of RE7 lagged behind, leading it to become the 3rd fastest-selling. Chart-Track didn’t reveal what the 2nd fastest-selling in the series is, …
We expected to see Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare still at no.1 in the UK chart this week, but instead the top ten has undergone a shuffle. It’s GTA V that takes the top spot, making it 10 weeks in total. This puts in a small band of other titles – including GTA: Vice City …
Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare enjoys an 8th week at no.1. If it’s still there next Monday, it’ll be on par with Modern Warfare 2 in terms of time at the top of the the UK chart. It still has a long way to go to beat record holder Black Ops III though, which had …
Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare has claimed the UK chart’s top spot for a fourth consecutive week. The past three years have seen Call of Duty claim the top spot between Christmas and New Year, so it comes as no surprise. Would this still be the case if Infinite Warfare had held its price? We …
We didn’t expect this week’s chart to go live until tomorrow, today being a bank holiday and all in the UK, but somebody at Chart-Track must be putting in the overtime as here they are. Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare is the UK’s number one for a third week running. It’s believed it’ll hold that …
Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare is the UK’s Christmas number one, becoming the 7th game in the series to take the Christmas crown. Chart-Track claims that it “comfortably†managed to hold off FIFA 17, which is at #2. Battlefield 1 remains at #3. Watch_Dogs 2 moved up to #4 and then at #5 it’s good …