UK boxed charts compiled by market tracker GfK show a notable debut for Bethesda Softworks' Indiana Jones and the Great Circle on Nintendo's Switch 2, with the new release entering at No.2 in the latest Top 40.
The weekly ranking, published alongside platform-split data, indicates that 99% of boxed sales for the title in the UK came from the Switch 2 platform, with PlayStation 5 and Xbox sales effectively negligible in the boxed market this week.
Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream remains at No.1 in the UK boxed charts.
Nintendo Life's chart commentary highlights the continued commercial strength of Tomodachi Life on the original Nintendo Switch and suggests the game's performance reinforces the value of supporting the OG Switch catalogue alongside Switch 2 releases.
Key chart takeaways and verified platform splits from the GfK-compiled Top 40 include:
- Indiana Jones and the Great Circle (Switch 2 99%, PS5 0%, Xbox 0%) — strong Switch 2 boxed debut at No.2.
The release is one of the few recent major titles to ship fully on cartridge for Nintendo hardware, a detail noted in retailer and packaging information.
- Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream — holds the No.1 position in boxed sales for the week.
- Resident Evil Requiem — PC 48%, PS5 43%, Switch 2 6%, Xbox 3%.
- Mortal Kombat 1 — PS5 99%, Xbox 1%, Switch 0%.
- EA Sports FC 26 — PS5 42%, Switch 29%, Switch 2 11%, Xbox 10%.
- Pokémon Legenda: Z-A — Switch 50%, Switch 2 50%.
- The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild — Switch 2 63%, Switch 37%.
- The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom — Switch 2 56%, Switch 44%.
These platform splits provide a snapshot of where UK boxed buyers are choosing to purchase physical copies across current and legacy Nintendo hardware, as well as competing consoles.
Industry observers and retailers frequently use GfK weekly data to track demand trends, stocking decisions, and platform performance.
For publishers and retailers, the juxtaposition of a high-profile Switch 2 launch and enduring boxed sales for legacy Switch titles underscores a transitional market period.
The full Top 40 and detailed platform breakdowns were compiled by GfK and reported alongside Nintendo Life's weekly sales rundown.
The weekly ranking, published alongside platform-split data, indicates that 99% of boxed sales for the title in the UK came from the Switch 2 platform, with PlayStation 5 and Xbox sales effectively negligible in the boxed market this week.
Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream remains at No.1 in the UK boxed charts.
Nintendo Life's chart commentary highlights the continued commercial strength of Tomodachi Life on the original Nintendo Switch and suggests the game's performance reinforces the value of supporting the OG Switch catalogue alongside Switch 2 releases.
Key chart takeaways and verified platform splits from the GfK-compiled Top 40 include:
- Indiana Jones and the Great Circle (Switch 2 99%, PS5 0%, Xbox 0%) — strong Switch 2 boxed debut at No.2.
The release is one of the few recent major titles to ship fully on cartridge for Nintendo hardware, a detail noted in retailer and packaging information.
- Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream — holds the No.1 position in boxed sales for the week.
- Resident Evil Requiem — PC 48%, PS5 43%, Switch 2 6%, Xbox 3%.
- Mortal Kombat 1 — PS5 99%, Xbox 1%, Switch 0%.
- EA Sports FC 26 — PS5 42%, Switch 29%, Switch 2 11%, Xbox 10%.
- Pokémon Legenda: Z-A — Switch 50%, Switch 2 50%.
- The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild — Switch 2 63%, Switch 37%.
- The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom — Switch 2 56%, Switch 44%.
These platform splits provide a snapshot of where UK boxed buyers are choosing to purchase physical copies across current and legacy Nintendo hardware, as well as competing consoles.
Industry observers and retailers frequently use GfK weekly data to track demand trends, stocking decisions, and platform performance.
For publishers and retailers, the juxtaposition of a high-profile Switch 2 launch and enduring boxed sales for legacy Switch titles underscores a transitional market period.
The full Top 40 and detailed platform breakdowns were compiled by GfK and reported alongside Nintendo Life's weekly sales rundown.
