Activision’s Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 has topped the UK Gaming Chart for the fifth week running.
Black Ops 3 has spent its fifth week in 2015 at the top of the UK All Format Gaming Chart, nearly topping the 2015 record.
Its chart success has come in spite of a 39% dip in sales last week too.
Black Ops 3 five-week run is actually only beaten by FIFA 16 from EA Sports, which saw six weeks at the top spot during 2015.
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As for the rest of the chart, it’s all looking very similar to the past few weeks.
Star Wars Battlefront is holding the second spot, and has actually remained in the top three since its launch.
Then you’ve got Fallout 4 in third, despite a 34% drop in sales. Bethesda’s RPG stays just ahead of FIFA 16 in fourth.
In fifth place is GTA 5, with Rainbow Six Siege in at number six – its highest position in the charts yet.
Here’s how the Top Ten chart looks for the week ending January 2:
- Call of Duty: Black Ops 3
- Star Wars Battlefront
- Fallout 4
- GTA 5
- Rainbow Six Siege
- Assassin’s Creed Syndicate
- Just Cause 3
- WWE 2K16
- Forza Motorsport 6
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