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LEGO Batman 2 tops UK chart for fifth week

LEGO Batman 2 is top of the UK chart for the fifth week running.

Here’s the top 40 for the week ending July 21:

  1. Lego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes - Warner Bros. Interactive
  2. London 2012: The Official Video Game - Sega
  3. Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Future Soldier - Ubisoft
  4. The Amazing Spider-man - Activision Blizzard
  5. Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 - Activision Blizzard
  6. Kingdom Hearts 3d: Dream Drop Distance - Nintendo
  7. Batman: Arkham City - Warner Bros. Interactive
  8. Mario & Sonic London 2012 Olympic Games - Sega
  9. Max Payne 3 - Take 2
  10. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Bethesda Softworks
  11. Dead Island Goty Edition - Koch Media
  12. Fifa 12 - Electronic Arts
  13. Skylanders: Spyro’s Adventure - Activision Blizzard
  14. Sniper Elite V2 - 505 Games / Mastertronic
  15. Spec Ops: The Line - Take 2
  16. Fifa Street - Electronic Arts
  17. Call Of Duty: Black Ops - Activision Blizzard
  18. Lego Pirates Of The Caribbean - Disney Interactive Studios
  19. Tiger Woods Pga Tour 13 - Electronic Arts
  20. Saints Row: The Third - Thq
  21. Assassin’s Creed: Revelations - Ubisoft
  22. Moshi Monsters: Moshling Zoo - Mind Candy
  23. Battlefield 3 - Electronic Arts
  24. Mario Kart 7 - Nintendo
  25. Dirt Showdown - Codemasters
  26. Rayman Origins - Ubisoft
  27. WWE ’12 - Thq
  28. Super Mario 3D Land - Nintendo
  29. Lego Harry Potter: Years 5-7 - Warner Bros. Interactive
  30. The Sims 3 - Electronic Arts
  31. Mass Effect 3 - Electronic Arts
  32. [Prototype 2] - Activision Blizzard
  33. Diablo III - Activision Blizzard
  34. Skate 3 - Electronic Arts
  35. Need For Speed: The Run - Electronic Arts
  36. Grand Theft Auto Episodes - Liberty City - Take 2
  37. UFC Undisputed 3 - Thq
  38. Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary - Microsoft
  39. Kingdoms Of Amalur: Reckoning - Electronic Arts
  40. Football Manager 2012 - Sega

Last week’s data’s here. More information on this week’s chart can be found on UKIE’s site.

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#1

GrimRita
23/07/12, 9:59 am

One word sums the games chart up - ‘Stale’. Maybe developers and publishers should look at this before screaming for next gen.

#2

Hellhound30x
23/07/12, 5:18 pm

Its not like there is alot out there at the moment. No surprise!

#3

The_Red
23/07/12, 6:40 pm

@1
I’m pretty sure every July is like that (Lack of games and stale charts). It also baffles me. When Q4 arrives, every single game comes out and many titles will be eaten alive by the likes of COD and NFS while. Why did Ubisoft release Rayman Origins so close to Skyrim, Assassin’s Creed and others? Why not release games like that during August or July? Rockstar tried a new month with Red Dead Redemption and May while Warner did so with Arkham Asylum and August.

#4

GrimRita
23/07/12, 6:56 pm

But thats just it. Publishers moan about the current generation when all they do is focus on the final quarter of the year and expect gamers to rush out and spend hundreds of pounds in todays world.

@3 and that is spot on. Its about time the industry woke up because next gen wont rescue their out of date practices.

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