GfK's latest UK physical sales compilation shows Halo: Campaign Evolved debuting at number one this week, knocking Splatoon Raiders down to second place in its sophomore week on the chart.
The ranking — compiled for the physical market — underlines strong cross-platform interest, while Nintendo-branded titles continue to dominate the Top 40 with 15 entries.
According to the chart data, Splatoon Raiders slipped to #2 following Halo's arrival at the summit.
Rewriting the summary for clarity: GfK reports that Halo: Campaign Evolved has taken the top physical-sales position in the UK, displacing Splatoon Raiders into second place in its second week.
Several other notable movements were recorded.
Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced and Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream each declined one position relative to the prior week.
Pokémon Pokopia climbed back into the Top 5, and Resident Evil Requiem re-entered the Top 10.
Star Fox fell from #15 to #22.
The physical Switch 2 edition of Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition made its chart debut at #16.
Platform breakouts in the GfK data reveal varying splits for multi-platform releases.
Resident Evil Requiem's physical sales breakdown shows a strong PC share (51%), followed by PS5 (39%), Switch 2 (8%), and Xbox Series (1%).
Minecraft's physical sales were listed entirely on Switch for this reporting period.
Other multi-platform entries — including Hogwarts Legacy and Assassin's Creed Shadows — show significant PS5 and Switch 2 proportions in their physical sales mix.
Long-running Nintendo titles remain present: Super Mario series entries, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, Animal Crossing: New Horizons and The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom (still at #40) appear on the list, with several showing Switch 2 splits where applicable.
Rhythm Heaven Groove did not register on the physical Top 40 this week.
The weekly GfK physical chart provides a snapshot of retail performance distinct from digital storefronts such as the Nintendo eShop.
For industry observers, the list illustrates the continued retail strength of major franchises and the growing role of the Switch 2 alongside legacy Switch software.
Full Top 40 positions and platform breakdowns were compiled and published by GfK.
The ranking — compiled for the physical market — underlines strong cross-platform interest, while Nintendo-branded titles continue to dominate the Top 40 with 15 entries.
According to the chart data, Splatoon Raiders slipped to #2 following Halo's arrival at the summit.
Rewriting the summary for clarity: GfK reports that Halo: Campaign Evolved has taken the top physical-sales position in the UK, displacing Splatoon Raiders into second place in its second week.
Several other notable movements were recorded.
Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced and Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream each declined one position relative to the prior week.
Pokémon Pokopia climbed back into the Top 5, and Resident Evil Requiem re-entered the Top 10.
Star Fox fell from #15 to #22.
The physical Switch 2 edition of Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition made its chart debut at #16.
Platform breakouts in the GfK data reveal varying splits for multi-platform releases.
Resident Evil Requiem's physical sales breakdown shows a strong PC share (51%), followed by PS5 (39%), Switch 2 (8%), and Xbox Series (1%).
Minecraft's physical sales were listed entirely on Switch for this reporting period.
Other multi-platform entries — including Hogwarts Legacy and Assassin's Creed Shadows — show significant PS5 and Switch 2 proportions in their physical sales mix.
Long-running Nintendo titles remain present: Super Mario series entries, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, Animal Crossing: New Horizons and The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom (still at #40) appear on the list, with several showing Switch 2 splits where applicable.
Rhythm Heaven Groove did not register on the physical Top 40 this week.
The weekly GfK physical chart provides a snapshot of retail performance distinct from digital storefronts such as the Nintendo eShop.
For industry observers, the list illustrates the continued retail strength of major franchises and the growing role of the Switch 2 alongside legacy Switch software.
Full Top 40 positions and platform breakdowns were compiled and published by GfK.
