Super Mario Galaxy 1 + 2 and Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles Debut Strong in Latest UK Switch Sales Chart

Super Mario Galaxy 1 + 2 and Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles Ignite Nintendo Switch Momentum in Latest UK Sales Chart The UK video game sales chart for the week ending October 4, 2025, reveals a dynamic week for new releases and continued strength from Nintendo Switch titles.

Notably, the Super Mario Galaxy 1 + 2 collection has made an impressive debut at number three, while Square Enix’s Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles also performed well in its launch week, entering the chart at number five.

These results underline the sustained demand for high-profile releases on Nintendo’s popular hybrid console and highlight the robust performance of both first-party and third-party titles on the platform. Super Mario Galaxy 1 + 2, developed by Nintendo, bundles two of the most acclaimed entries in the Super Mario franchise.

The remastered collection gives both longtime fans and newcomers a chance to experience these platforming classics with modern enhancements, reinforcing the continually strong presence of Nintendo-developed titles in the UK’s retail landscape.

The collection’s success echoes previous milestones set by the series, solidifying its place among the Switch’s must-have games.

Mario Kart World and Donkey Kong Bananza, both also published by Nintendo, remained in the top ten, emphasizing the dominance of Nintendo franchises in UK charts. On the third-party front, Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles from Square Enix made a notable entrance.

According to confirmed sales data, 55 percent of total launch week copies were sold on Nintendo Switch, while PlayStation 5 accounted for 45 percent.

This split demonstrates the tactical RPG’s strong appeal among Switch users and further reflects the diverse genre offerings thriving on Nintendo’s platform.

Square Enix’s achievement with this title highlights an effective multiplatform strategy and a continued commitment to Switch support. LEGO Party, the latest entry from Fictions, debuted at number 26.

The game’s sales breakdown shows 56 percent of copies sold on Nintendo Switch, 34 percent on PS5, and 11 percent on Xbox Series consoles, reinforcing Switch’s reputation as a preferred platform for family-friendly and party-centric titles. The wider chart features a blend of new and established hits.

Sony Computer Entertainment’s Ghost of Yotei claims the top spot, with EA Sports FC 26 holding steady at number two.

Perennial Nintendo favorites—such as Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and Animal Crossing: New Horizons—remain in the top 20, alongside major cross-platform releases including Minecraft, NBA 2K26, and Grand Theft Auto V. Nintendo Switch’s enduring appeal is evident in the strong opening figures for both remastered classics and new releases.

As further anticipated titles approach launch via Nintendo Direct showcases and the eShop, the platform’s relevance in the UK market shows no signs of waning.

This sales data reaffirms Nintendo’s influence and underlines the considerable momentum the Switch maintains into 2025. For more details on weekly sales performance, industry trends, and in-depth analysis of Nintendo Switch software in the UK, visit our regularly updated video game sales chart coverage.

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