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Charts: Project CARS races to number one

Slightly Mad Studios finds UK chart success.
Bengt Lemne 11 May 2015

This week's UK charts saw the Slightly Mad Studios developed and Bandai Namco published Project CARS take over from Mortal Kombat X at number one. In fact, it's the first racing simulation to reach number one in the all formats chart since Grid 2 back in 2013. Mortal Kombat X fell to third as GTAV climbed back up to number two.

Nintendo didn't make it onto the top 20 all formats chart with their two new releases - Kirby and the Rainbow Paintbrush (#21) and Puzzle + Dragons & Puzzle + Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition (#32).

All Formats (all prices):

1. Project CARS / Bandai Namco (new)
2. Grand Theft Auto V / Rockstar
3. Mortal Kombat X / Warner Bros.
4. FIFA 15 / EA Sports
5. Dying Light / Warner Bros.
6. Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare / Activision
7. Battlefield: Hardline / EA Games
8. Minecraft: Xbox Edition / Microsoft
9. Halo: The Master Chief Collection / Microsoft
10. Destiny / Activision
11. Minecraft: PlayStation Edition / Sony
12. Forza Horizon 2 / Microsoft
13. Skylanders Trap Team / Activision
14. WWE 2K15 / 2K Sports
15. Terraria / 505 Games
16. Disney Infinity 2.0: Marvel Super Heroes / Disney
17. Assassin's Creed: Unity / Ubisoft
18. Far Cry 4 / Ubisoft
19. Lego Marvel Super Heroes / Warner Bros.
20. Watch Dogs / Ubisoft

Individual Formats (units):

1. Project CARS / PS4
2. Project CARS / Xbox One
3. Mortal Kombat X / PS4
4. Grand Theft Auto V / PS4
5. Halo: The Master Chief Collection / Xbox One
6. Grand Theft Auto V / Xbox One
7. Mortal Kombat X / Xbox One
8. Minecraft: Xbox Edition / Xbox 360
9. Dying Light / PS4
10. Forza Horizon 2 / Xbox One

Source: GfK / Chart-track

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