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 …
Ubisoft’s Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora is one of two new entries in this week’s UK retail chart, making its debut at #5. The open-world movie adaptation also took #2 in the PS5 chart and #3 in the Xbox Series chart, which would suggest a reasonably successful launch. The DLC packed Cyberpunk 2077 Ultimate Edition then …
FIFA 21 is the UK’s no.1 once again. More significantly, Cyberpunk 2077 has managed to re-enter the top ten at #9 – it had quietly left the top 40 altogether a few weeks ago. This appears to be due to a minor discount on Amazon (it’s currently £29.99 on Xbox One, including some bonus bits.) …
EA’s FIFA 21 has reclaimed its place at the top of the UK chart, pushing Assassin’s Creed Valhalla – the Christmas no.1 – to #2. The rest of the top ten has merely seen a shuffle with no re-entries to speak of. Animal Crossing: New Horizons climbs from #5 to #3. Mario Kart 8 Deluxe …
The past week has been turbulent for Cyberpunk 2077, ergo developer CD Projekt. The PC version arrived to positive reviews last Monday, seemingly confirming that it’s a game worthy of the hype, if a little formulaic in places. Monday also saw a GameSpot reviewer ridiculed for their 7/10 review score; a score which was justified …
Here’s the cherry on top of an exceedingly warped year – the biggest release of 2020 is also the final major release, arriving days before Christmas. Cyberpunk 2077 is no ordinary game, however – first announced during E3 2012, it has seen a development cycle spanning an entire console generation and beyond. After an estimated …