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Charts - Call of Duty: Ghosts remains on top

Gran Turismo 6 struggles at retail as focus is firmly on next-gen.
Bengt Lemne 9 December 2013

The top three remained unchanged this week in the British video game charts with Call of Duty: Ghosts, FIFA 14 and Battlefield 4 taking the honours. Call of Duty: Ghosts sales climbed a couple of percents while the other two lost some sales so the margin grew. More interesting news is found down at number 8 where Gran Turismo 6 landed. Clearly overshadowed by the launch of PlayStation 4 Polyphony Digital's PS3 exclusive must be considered a major disappointment compared to its predecessor. Gran Turismo 5 accounted for the franchise best first week and Gran Turismo 6 only managed a fifth of the sales of its predecessor during week one.

1. Call of Duty: Ghosts / Activision
2. FIFA 14 / EA Sports
3. Battlefield 4 / EA Games
4. Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag / Ubisoft
5. Grand Theft Auto V / Rockstar
6. Lego Marvel Super Heroes / Warner Bros.
7. Just Dance 2014 / Ubisoft
8. Gran Turismo 6 / Sony
9. Killzone: Shadow Fall / Sony
10. Batman: Arkham Origins / Warner Bros.
11. Need for Speed: Rivals / EA Games
12. Skylanders Swap Force / Activision
13. Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition / Microsoft
14. WWE 2K14 / 2K Sports
15. Disney Infinity / Disney
16. Tomb Raider / Square Enix
17. Football Manager 2014 / Sega
18. Knack / Sony
19. The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds / Nintendo
20. Super Mario 3D World / Nintendo

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