Charts

Charts headlines

• More people in the UK bought Crash Bandicoot in its first week than Horizon Zero Dawn

  Crash Bandicoot N. Sane trilogy is the biggest launch of the year to date on PS4.

• GTA 5 is back at No.1 in the UK charts for its 13th week

  GTA 5 is the game that just won’t quit.

• Arms first week sales in Japan rivals Tekken 7's and Street Fighter 5's, selling over 100k units

  Arms first week sales have already beaten Tekken 7 lifetime sales-to-date.

• The remastered Wipeout: Omega Collection speeds to the top of the UK charts in a first for the franchise

  Sony scores a UK no.1 with the debut of Wipeout: Omega Collection.

• Tekken 7 is the first UK No.1 for the series in almost 20 years

  Another fighting game enters the UK charts at No.1.

• Injustice 2 smashes into the UK charts at No.1, Farpoint holds highest ever spot for a VR game at No.2

  Don’t panic, GTA 5 is still there.

• Switch sold over 280,000 units in April, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe was top-seller for the month in US

  Nintendo has sent over its sales figures for April ahead of NPD’s full monthly report, and for the second month in a row, Switch was the best-selling console.

• Horizon: Zero Dawn and Ghost Recon: Wildlands topped the PS4 download charts for March

  Sony has revealed the most downloaded titles on the PS Store for March 2017, and depending on the region, Horizon Zero Dawn and Ghost Recon: Wildlands both came out on top.

• The Crew enters UK charts at number 6

  The last of the big AAA releases for 2014 – Ubisoft’s The Crew – has entered the UK charts at number 6.

• Watch Dogs sells less this week and still tops the charts

  Watch Dogs is number one in the UK charts this week despite selling 18 per cent less copies than it did last week.

• UK Charts: FIFA Street, EA top of the table yet again

  EA and FIFA Street have fended off several new releases to remain the top of the UK charts this week, taking four of the top five spots for the week ending 31st March.

• Australian game sales drop 16%

  The Interactive Games & Entertainment Association has released figures showing a marked decline in the Australian games industry in 2010, with sales dropping 16 percent from 2009’s totals.

• NPD October 2010: Xbox and DS lead hardware, Fallout: New Vegas hits software jackpot

  It has not – for obvious reasons – been an enjoyable 24 hours for the gaming industry. But hey, it’s not quite all doom and gloom, seeing as October swung in and finally saved software sales from their six-month downward tumble. Also, Microsoft’s looking pretty pleased with itself on both the software and hardware fronts. […]

• Wii Fit still top in Japan

  According to Media Create figures for January 21-26, Wii Fit is still flying in Japan, leading the all format chart and having now hit sales of 1,283,000. Wii Fit sold 90,000 for the charted period. Second place goes to the newly launched Pro Evo PSP title, World Soccer Winning Eleven: Ubiquitous Evolution, with sales of […]