A new week, a new chart. And it seems that the lack of marketing for Gears of War: Judgment didn't harm it in the slightest - the spinoff shooter swiftly snatched the top of the UK Charts from Tomb Raider.While impressive in terms of chart positions, it's worth noting that its predecessor
Gears of War 3 sold around four times as much as
Judgment did in its launch week. Could have everything to do with the latter's release being in March, though.
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Gears of War: Judgment - Microsoft
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Tomb Raider - Square Enix
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The Walking Dead: Survival Instinct - Activision
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FIFA 13 - Electronic Arts
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Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2 - City Interactive
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God of War: Ascension - Sony
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Monster Hunter 3: Ultimate - Capcom
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SimCity - Electronic Arts
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Far Cry 3 - Ubisoft
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Call of Duty: Black Ops II - Activision Blizzard
The detail, courtesy of Chart-Track: "A survivor of another kind is ‘
FIFA 13’ (+32%), 26 weeks never outside the Top 6 and up 2 places this week to No4. In their second weeks of release ‘
Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2’ (-37%) and ‘
God of War: Ascension’ (-61%) both fall one place and four places respectively to No’s 5 and 6.
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Monster Hunter 3: Ultimate Edition’ debuts at No7 with the 3DS version accounting for 55% of sales and Wii U the rest. The Wii U title accounts for almost 50% of the value generated by all Wii U software this week. ‘
SimCity’ (-33%) drops from No5 to No8, ahead of previous All Formats No1s ‘
Far Cry 3’ (+18%) at No9 and ‘
Call of Duty: Black Ops II’ (+27%) at No10.
Price promotions give a boost to ‘
Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance’ (+114%), up from No19 to No11 and ‘
Aliens: Colonial Marines’ (+71%) up from No21 to No16."
All the charts are over here.