Overwatch holds No.1 for third week, Mirror’s Edge Catalyst debuts in second place

Blizzard’s new online shooter IP Overwatch is top of the UK charts once again.

Sales of the game fell 44 per cent in its third week on shelves. It charts ahead of Mirror’s Edge Catalyst, which debuts in second place.

GfK notes that the original Mirror’s Edge was a sleeper hit, selling 60 per cent of its lifetime sales after 12 weeks; lower than the normal 80 per cent.

Doom comes in at third place, with sales falling just 28 per cent week-on-week. This is the third time Bethesda’s old-school shooter has been at No.3.

Sony’s Uncharted 4 drops two places to No.4 with a 45 per cent sales dip. Meanwhile, UEFA Euro 2016 Pro Evolution Soccer returns to the Top Ten at No.8 despite a four per cent sales dip.

Below is the software Top Ten for the week ending June 11th:

1. Overwatch, Blizzard
2. Mirror’s Edge Catalyst, EA
3. Doom, Bethesda
4. Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End, Sony
5. FIFA 16, EA
6. Grand Theft Auto V, Rockstar
7. The Division, Ubisoft
8. Uefa Euro 2016 Pro Evolution Soccer, Konami
9. Dead Island Definitive Edition, Deep Silver
10. Ratchet & Clank, Sony

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