Although a handful of new releases graced store shelves last week – WRC 5 eSports Edition, Trillion: God of Destruction, Nights of Azure and Adam’s Venture Origins – not a single one managed to break the UK top 40. Trillion: God of Destruction did however top the PS Vita chart, despite mixed reviews. As such, …
Despite decent reviews Ubisoft’s Trackmania Turbo has entered at a not particularly impressive #21 in the UK chart. We doubt Ubisoft are too bothered though – Tom Clancy’s The Division is number one for a third week running. Sales of Far Cry Primal are up 132% due to price cuts too, pushing it back up …
Tom Clancy’s The Division – our review of which is now up – remains the UK’s number one for a second week. Unsurprising. Both EA Sports UFC 2 and Pokken Tournament put in a very good showing though, arriving at #2 and #3 respectively. Sales of UFC 2 were up 53% over the previous iteration. …
We know exactly why you’re here, so let’s skip the chase and give our verdict on Ubisoft’s ambitious open-world shooter within this opening paragraph. It certainly doesn’t reinvent the third-person shooting genre, with lots of well-worn tropes on display. It isn’t merely Watch_Dogs in a Tom Clancy skin however, for which we should be thankful. …
Coming as a surprise to no one, Tom Clancy’s The Division is the UK’s new number one. The surprise lies within just how well it has performed. Breaking an 11 year record held by Gran Turismo 4, it has become the biggest ever Q1 launch. Or to reiterate, it has outsold all other titles released …
There’s only one big name title willing to go against Ubisoft’s eagerly awaited Tom Clancy’s The Division, and that’s Square-Enix’s Hitman. Or to be more precise, roughly half of Hitman – this time round the series is being given the episodic approach. Cause for concern is understandable, but if the developers accomplish what they set …