Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games News

London 2012 holds onto first place; Batman, Spider-Man, Mario, and Sonic duke it out further down the top five.

Official tie-in takes gold for second week with sales boost; silver to Lego Batman 2; bronze to Mario & Sonic's Olympic effort.

No movement in the top three last week as Lego Batman 2 sees its fourth week in first; new release Inversion misses out on a chart position.

Lego Batman 2 claims the top spot while new release Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor fails to chart.

Euro fever helps FIFA 12 reclaim the top spot for a ninth time this year, overhauling Ghost Recon.

The top three were unchanged, with Ghost Recon: Future Soldier continuing to hold the top spot for a third consecutive week.

Rockstar's latest bests Blizzard's technically troubled dungeon crawler by 8,000 physical sales; outperforms Max Payne 2's first week 10:1.

New London Olympics minigame collection goes triple platinum; Sonic Generations and Virtua Tennis 4 also move more than a million copies as Sega's revenue and profits fall.

Square Enix's cash cow goes up against Namco's newest Super Robot Taisen for top spot as PSP continues to outsell PS Vita.

Kinect Star Wars down to fourth; in a weak week for new entries Pandora's Tower is the only new entry in the top 40, at 38.

Namco Bandai's strategy RPG claims the top spot as Vita fails to break 10,000 sales mark.

Company canning unnamed games as part of shift to become smaller and strengthen digital content; full-year financial outlook cut in half.

New release slate led by vehicular combat game, early PS Vita hardware and games; UFC Undisputed 3, Grand Slam Tennis 2, Tekken 3DS, and Alan Wake for PC also out.

EA takes on the fantasy RPG market with Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning this week.

Publisher treading water as booming slot machine business offsets poor home gaming numbers due to weakness in the West.

Nintendo to offer pre-release title samples in North America beginning with Capcom's latest Resident Evil game tomorrow.