Predictably, given that the zombie plague appears still to have its mouldy teeth into all aspects of culture and sequels are the safest bets for success, a zombie-based sequel is #1 in the UK games chart for the week starting today, April 29th 2013.... Huiuuurghgghghhhh...Chart-track, which compiles these sort of things, says:
"The sequel to the hugely successful
Dead Island which launched in week 36 2011, matches its predecessor by taking the crown in its first week despite having less than half the sales of the original. In total 71% of sales are for Xbox 360 which includes the special Zombie Bait Edition.
"Warner's
Injustice: Gods Among Us drops to No2 ahead of Capcom's
Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen. The release includes all the content of the original
Dragon's Dogma which also debuted at No3 back in week 21 2012, as well as a host of new content and features. The crew of the Starship Enterprise land at No4 with Namco Bandai's release of
Star Trek coming a few weeks ahead of the hotly anticipated movie.
"It also makes it the third highest week 1 sell through for a Star Trek branded game. Square Enix's
Tomb Raider slips down to No5 while last week's No2 2K/Take 2's
Bioshock Infinite is down to No6. Following the release of Lego City Undercover on Wii U in Week 13 a prequel title comes to 3DS with Nintendo's
Lego City Undercover: The Chase Begins at No8.
"Rising Star Games also sneak into the Top 40 this week with
Deadly Premonition: The Director's Cut at No38. The title which launched on Xbox 360 back in week 43 2010 gets all new content and story lines in this latest edition exclusive to PS3.
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Dead Island Riptide - Deep Silver
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Injustice Gods Among Us - Warner Bros
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Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen - Capcom
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Star Trek - Namco Bandai
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Tomb Raider - Square Enix
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BioShock: Infinite - 2K Games
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FIFA 13 - Electronic Arts
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LEGO City Undercover: The Chase Begins - Nintendo
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Defiance - Trion Worlds
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Luigi's Mansion 2 - Nintendo
More of the charts, broken down in all sort of ways, can be viewed here.Source:
ChartTrack