UK Games Chart: Round 2 at the Top for Mortal Kombat X
Grand Theft Auto V and Minecraft continue to profit from long-term appeal.
Publisher Warner Bros' latest fighting game, Mortal Kombat X, has retained its position atop the UK all-format chart.
The game, developed by Chicago studio NetherRealm, set a new sales record last week when it debuted at the top. According to UK sales monitor Chart-Track, Mortal Kombat X is the fastest-selling entry in the series' 23-year history.
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It managed to hold off Grand Theft Auto V, which retains second place due, in part, to its recent release on PC.
No key new releases means the chart shows a familiar composition, with the likes of FIFA, Battlefield Hardline, and Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare featuring in the top ten. Minecraft sales on PS4 jumped 172%, thanks to a PS4 bundle deal.
The full top ten follows:
- Mortal Kombat X
- Grand Theft Auto V
- Battlefield Hardline
- Minecraft PlayStation Edition
- FIFA 15
- Minecraft Xbox Edition
- Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare
- Dying Light
- Borderlands: The Handsome Collection
- WWE 2K15
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