It's official - gamers love the new Dante. Ninja Theory's reboot of Capcom's admired action series, Devil May Cry, has seen just as much success in sales as it has with fans and critics alike, as DmC knocks FIFA 13 off the #1 spot in the UK Video Game Chart.It marks Capcom's first #1 ranking since
Resident Evil 5's release back in 2009, according to number crunchers Chart-Track. The organisation added that "
DmC sells over a third of what
Devil May Cry 4 did at launch when it also reached No1, back in Week 6 2008."
The rest of the Top 10 hasn't seen much action, with
Call of Duty Black Ops II,
Need for Speed Most Wanted,
Just Dance 4 and
Skyrim staying put in their respective positions while the rest of the world moves around them. Far Cry 3 falls to #4 and Hitman Absolution drops to #8, while Football Manager 2013 and Assassin's Creed III rise the ranks.
‘FIFA 13’ (-40%) drops to No2 ahead of ‘Call of Duty: Black Ops II’ (-26%), while ‘Far Cry 3’ (-49%) falls 2 places to No4. There is no change at No5 and No6 with ‘Need for Speed Most Wanted’ (-35%) and ‘Just Dance 4’ (-18%) both non-movers. ‘Football Manager 2013’ (-16%) is up one place to No7, while sales of ‘Hitman Absolution’ (-50%) are cut in half, knocking it from No4 to No8. The Top 10 is rounded off by ‘Skyrim’ (-20%) at No9 and ‘Assassin’s Creed III’ (-21%) at No10. DMC is the only new release to chart this week.
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DmC Devil May Cry - Capcom
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FIFA 13 - Electronic Arts
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Call Of Duty: Black Ops II - Activision Blizzard
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Far Cry 3 - Ubisoft
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Need For Speed Most Wanted - Electronic Arts
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Just Dance 4 - Ubisoft
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Football Manager 2013 - SEGA
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Hitman Absolution - Square Enix
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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Bethesda Softworks
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Assassin's Creed III - Ubisoft
Source
Chart-Track