Nintendo Titles Dominate Latest UK Software Sales Chart for Week Ending March 28, 2026
The UK software sales chart for the week ending March 28, 2026, underscores the continued strength of Nintendo and its flagship franchises on the Nintendo Switch platform.
With a solid lineup of first-party and third-party releases competing for top spots, standout performances from titles like Mario Kart World and Super Mario Bros.
Wonder further highlight Nintendo’s firm grip on UK retail.
Mario Kart World, Nintendo’s latest installment in its legendary kart racing series, rose from third place to second in the rankings this week, showcasing impressive momentum in a highly competitive market.
Since its release, Mario Kart World has been lauded for its new courses, robust multiplayer features, and innovative use of the Nintendo Switch 2 hardware.
The sustained popularity is evident as it continues to secure one of the highest positions within the Top 40.
Super Mario Bros.
Wonder also made a notable return to the top ten this week, climbing to number eight from its earlier position outside the top twenty.
The resurgence is attributed to the recent launch of the Nintendo Switch 2 Edition, which introduced enhanced visuals and additional content tailored to take advantage of the latest hardware.
A Nintendo spokesperson commented that the re-release, 'has revitalized interest among both dedicated fans and newcomers, leveraging the strengths of Switch 2’s improved capabilities.'
The week’s chart is led by EA SPORTS FC 26 from Electronic Arts, continuing its reign at number one, while Capcom’s Resident Evil Requiem and Koei Tecmo’s Nioh 3 maintain strong positions within the top five.
Other notable entries include Pokémon Pokopia and Pokémon Legends: Z-A, reinforcing the exceptional sales power of Pokémon titles across the Nintendo Switch and its successor.
In addition, classic and remastered releases remain popular, with titles such as Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, Animal Crossing: New Horizons, and The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom all securing spots within the Top 40.
Meanwhile, major releases from competing publishers like Activision Blizzard (Call of Duty: Black Ops 7), Sega (Sonic Racing: Crossworlds), and Bandai Namco Entertainment (Tekken 8, The Witcher III: Wild Hunt Complete Edition) illustrate the ongoing diversity and strength of the UK game retail sector.
This week’s results highlight Nintendo’s ongoing influence through both legacy and newly enhanced titles on the Nintendo Switch 2.
With Mario Kart World and Super Mario Bros.
Wonder fueling strong hardware engagement and third-party support maintaining robust sales, the UK market remains a key battleground for the world’s leading developers and publishers.
Stay tuned for further updates on UK software sales, Nintendo’s market performance, and additional insights into global gaming trends.
The UK software sales chart for the week ending March 28, 2026, underscores the continued strength of Nintendo and its flagship franchises on the Nintendo Switch platform.
With a solid lineup of first-party and third-party releases competing for top spots, standout performances from titles like Mario Kart World and Super Mario Bros.
Wonder further highlight Nintendo’s firm grip on UK retail.
Mario Kart World, Nintendo’s latest installment in its legendary kart racing series, rose from third place to second in the rankings this week, showcasing impressive momentum in a highly competitive market.
Since its release, Mario Kart World has been lauded for its new courses, robust multiplayer features, and innovative use of the Nintendo Switch 2 hardware.
The sustained popularity is evident as it continues to secure one of the highest positions within the Top 40.
Super Mario Bros.
Wonder also made a notable return to the top ten this week, climbing to number eight from its earlier position outside the top twenty.
The resurgence is attributed to the recent launch of the Nintendo Switch 2 Edition, which introduced enhanced visuals and additional content tailored to take advantage of the latest hardware.
A Nintendo spokesperson commented that the re-release, 'has revitalized interest among both dedicated fans and newcomers, leveraging the strengths of Switch 2’s improved capabilities.'
The week’s chart is led by EA SPORTS FC 26 from Electronic Arts, continuing its reign at number one, while Capcom’s Resident Evil Requiem and Koei Tecmo’s Nioh 3 maintain strong positions within the top five.
Other notable entries include Pokémon Pokopia and Pokémon Legends: Z-A, reinforcing the exceptional sales power of Pokémon titles across the Nintendo Switch and its successor.
In addition, classic and remastered releases remain popular, with titles such as Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, Animal Crossing: New Horizons, and The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom all securing spots within the Top 40.
Meanwhile, major releases from competing publishers like Activision Blizzard (Call of Duty: Black Ops 7), Sega (Sonic Racing: Crossworlds), and Bandai Namco Entertainment (Tekken 8, The Witcher III: Wild Hunt Complete Edition) illustrate the ongoing diversity and strength of the UK game retail sector.
This week’s results highlight Nintendo’s ongoing influence through both legacy and newly enhanced titles on the Nintendo Switch 2.
With Mario Kart World and Super Mario Bros.
Wonder fueling strong hardware engagement and third-party support maintaining robust sales, the UK market remains a key battleground for the world’s leading developers and publishers.
Stay tuned for further updates on UK software sales, Nintendo’s market performance, and additional insights into global gaming trends.