thedivision2 primary promo The Division 2 claims another UK No.1

The Division 2 claims another UK No.1

It’s been another very (very) quiet week at retail, allowing the Division 2 to keep its top spot in the UK physical charts. Sales for Ubisoft’s title went up eight per cent week-on-week.

FIFA 19 remained steady at No.2, while Red Dead Redemption 2 took No.3 thanks to a 14 per cent increase in sales week-on-week.

Sony’s Easter promotions continued to boost sales: Marvel’s Spider-Man had a 145 per cent increase in sales week-on-week, charting at No.10, while God of War re-entered the charts at No.26 following an impressive 285 per cent rise.

There was only one new entry in the charts, Maximum Games’ Dangerous Driving, which debuted at No.34. GfK noted that the two new Nintendo Labo Toy-Con 4 releases “just missed out.”

Here’s the Top Ten for the week ending April 13th (data courtesy of GfK/Ukie):

Rank Title Publisher
1 Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 Ubisoft
2 FIFA 19 EA
3 Red Dead Redemption 2 Rockstar
4 Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Nintendo
5 Yoshi’s Crafted World Nintendo
6 Assassin’s Creed Odyssey Ubisoft
7 Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice Activision
8 New Super Mario Bros U Deluxe Nintendo
9 Grand Theft Auto V Rockstar
10 Marvel’s Spider-Man Sony

To keep an eye on what’s releasing when, don’t forget to take a look at our release schedule, updated weekly.

About Marie Dealessandri

Marie Dealessandri is MCV’s former senior staff writer. After testing the waters of the film industry in France and being a radio host and reporter in Canada, she settled for the games industry in London in 2015. She can be found (very) occasionally tweeting @mariedeal, usually on a loop about Baldur’s Gate, Hollow Knight and the Dead Cells soundtrack.

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