FIFA 15 has kept its place at the top of the charts after spending a little time just below. Of course it will go back to the top, all the kids want it for Christmas and it comes bundled with the latest consoles.
Read MoreA new week, a new month, a new number one in the gaming charts. Diablo III: Reaper of Souls has knocked The Last of Us: Remastered down to second place, while Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare has jumped right up to spot number three.
Read MoreI’ve said it before, this is what happens when games aren’t released. ONE new game made it into the Top 40, Ultra Street Fighter IV entered at number 15. It’s not even a NEW game, really, it’s just an old game with ‘Ultra’ plonked on the end.
Read MoreSniper Elite III has kept the number one chart spot for another week which may seem unprecedented, but you know what? When you price a game at a figure people are willing to pay, it will sell well and have a decent success.
Read MoreIt’s nice when there’s a new number one in the charts, even better when it’s not an Electronic Arts game, which is why seeing Sniper Elite III at the top is a rather pleasant site indeed.
Read MoreWatch Dogs is still hacking away at the top of the charts this week, despite a valiant effort by 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil shooting up to second place and a new entry just makes it into the top 20.
Read MoreTitanfall must be more amazing than Spider-Man as it re-takes the top of the charts. It seems yet more people are still buying FIFA 14 as it takes second place and even Minecraft on the Xbox 360 creeps up in to fourth place.
Read MoreTitanfall has kept the top spot for another week in the charts, Minecraft Xbox 360 Edition has actually climbed a couple of places. For a game that only has skin packs released for it, Minecraft X360 has lasted a long time in the top ten.
Read MoreTitanfall has dislodged FIFA 14 from the top of the charts which is a relief, but it might only last for one week unless more people realise it’s now available for the Xbox 360 and go out to buy it. Please do, to hold off FIFA.
Read MoreHow does it do it? How can FIFA 14 keep selling so many copies? So there’s around 35 million gamers in the UK (approximated guess from the 33.6m in 2012), I would estimate around a third of those like FIFA games, wouldn’t they all have it by now?
Read MoreinFamous: Second Son has made it to a second week at the top of the charts with only one new entry which is a bit of a surprise since it’s an expansion. Nothing of significance was released, so for an expansion to reach halfway, it shows things are still quiet.
Read MoreIt was a bit of a battle in the charts this week (well, last week) with more big titles being released. As we progress into the year, the charts start to look more interesting with games like Titanfall and a new Metal Gear Solid title.
Read MoreThe big games are starting to appear and that’s when the charts start to get interesting. The big guns start with Titanfall, Microsoft’s much hyped first-person robot fighter and Dark Souls II as the main contenders to the throne, but who wins?
Read MoreThe LEGO Movie Videogame has actually made it to a second week at the top of the charts, which is a little surprising since FIFA 14 is still sniffing around in second place and a shock new entry lands at number nine.
Read MoreThe LEGO Movie has not only topped the movie chart, but it’s also top of the videogame chart this week with Lightning Returns entering in third place, Call of Duty: Ghosts refuses to move from second though.
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