FIFA 12 reigns supreme on the PlayStation 3 charts in United Kingdom
F1 2011 topped the charts when it comes to sales figures of its PlayStation 3 version, yet it seems that it no longer has pole position as people in United Kingdom seem to like Wayne Rooney more than Lewis Hamilton.
While that is a pretty clear hint as to who has finished in the top two spots for the week, there may still be some readers who are confused. The rest of the article is dedicated to them.
At number 10 is 505 Games, the studio which gave everyone the scourge known as Zumba Fitness, with their more appreciable effort, Rugby World Cup 2011.
Returning to the fold, with its roster of over a thousand cars, is Gran Turismo 5. Kazunori Yamauchi has stirred up quite a storm when the producer announced that a major update was heading Gran Turismo 5’s way, which in turn has given new life to the sales
of the game.
A legend in the world of gaming in its own right, Call of Duty: Black Ops is still in the charts and selling rather well, despite the fact that the next instalment in the Call of Duty series is not too far away.
Driver: San Francisco has begun a slow yet steady decline on the charts and finds itself at the number seven spot. It seems the game seems to be coming near the end of its high sales figures streak and is waking up from its coma.
Humans are good, humans with augmentations may be debatable, but at least they sell extremely well as Deus Ex: Human Revolution has spent another week in the charts raking in the big bucks.
However, it seems that Sunshine, an island paradise, with a few mates and an unlimited number of zombies is how the majority of United Kingdom’s population desire as their dream vacation, which is good for Dead Island, as the game remains in the top five
on the charts.
Joseph Capelli and his fight to save humanity is still doing well as Resistance 3 has managed to outsell a number of top titles to land in at number four. Debuting at third place is the remastered re-release of Ico and Shadow of the Colossus, in the aptly
named Ico and Shadow of the Colossus Collection. Need anyone say more?
Going around the world and driving fast cars really fast may be a fun way to live one’s life but it seems that F1 2011 will have to settle for the number two spot as United Kingdom prefers a different lifestyle. That lifestyle is the one of a professional
footballer or manager, as FIFA 12 continues its trend of dominating the charts throughout United Kingdom.
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