The latest UK software sales chart for the week ending September 26, 2026 highlights a high-profile debut at the top and widespread presence for Nintendo first-party releases across the top 40.
The weekly ranking lists full retail and digital sales compiled for the seven-day period ending September 26, 2026 and reflects consumer activity across current platforms, including the Nintendo Switch.
Headline: EA SPORTS FC 27 debuts at No.1
EA SPORTS FC 27 makes its first appearance on the UK chart this week and lands at No.1.
The title is listed as a new entry on the chart, showing N/A in the prior-week column, which indicates it had not charted the previous week.
Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave holds in the top ten
Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave, which debuted at No.2 last week, has slipped to No.8 but remains inside the top ten.
This movement shows the tactical RPG still retains a meaningful share of UK console and boxed/digital sales despite the release-related fluctuations.
Notable new and returning entries
Silent Hill: Townfall also appears as a new entry at No.2.
Other notable placements include returning catalog sellers such as Cyberpunk 2077 Ultimate Edition at No.3 and Marvel’s Wolverine at No.4.
Nintendo maintains strong representation: Pokemon Pokopia (No.6), Mario Kart World (No.9), Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream (No.10), Metroid Prime 4: Beyond (No.20), and several legacy Nintendo Switch staples like Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom remain on the list.
Chart details and publisher representation
Publishers across major labels appear throughout the top 40, including Electronic Arts, Konami, Bandai Namco Entertainment, Nintendo, Ubisoft, Sony Computer Entertainment, Warner Bros.
Interactive and Capcom.
The full tracked top 40 reflects a mix of new-release debuts, remasters and enduring back-catalog sellers.
What the chart shows
The week’s rankings illustrate the UK market’s continued appetite for new sports releases alongside strong performance from both recent and evergreen Nintendo titles on the Nintendo Switch.
Several entries are marked N/A in the prior-week column, indicating fresh chart entries for this reporting period.
Full chart
The complete top 40 for the week ending September 26, 2026 is available in the published chart and lists titles, publishers and their positions week-over-week.
The weekly ranking lists full retail and digital sales compiled for the seven-day period ending September 26, 2026 and reflects consumer activity across current platforms, including the Nintendo Switch.
Headline: EA SPORTS FC 27 debuts at No.1
EA SPORTS FC 27 makes its first appearance on the UK chart this week and lands at No.1.
The title is listed as a new entry on the chart, showing N/A in the prior-week column, which indicates it had not charted the previous week.
Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave holds in the top ten
Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave, which debuted at No.2 last week, has slipped to No.8 but remains inside the top ten.
This movement shows the tactical RPG still retains a meaningful share of UK console and boxed/digital sales despite the release-related fluctuations.
Notable new and returning entries
Silent Hill: Townfall also appears as a new entry at No.2.
Other notable placements include returning catalog sellers such as Cyberpunk 2077 Ultimate Edition at No.3 and Marvel’s Wolverine at No.4.
Nintendo maintains strong representation: Pokemon Pokopia (No.6), Mario Kart World (No.9), Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream (No.10), Metroid Prime 4: Beyond (No.20), and several legacy Nintendo Switch staples like Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom remain on the list.
Chart details and publisher representation
Publishers across major labels appear throughout the top 40, including Electronic Arts, Konami, Bandai Namco Entertainment, Nintendo, Ubisoft, Sony Computer Entertainment, Warner Bros.
Interactive and Capcom.
The full tracked top 40 reflects a mix of new-release debuts, remasters and enduring back-catalog sellers.
What the chart shows
The week’s rankings illustrate the UK market’s continued appetite for new sports releases alongside strong performance from both recent and evergreen Nintendo titles on the Nintendo Switch.
Several entries are marked N/A in the prior-week column, indicating fresh chart entries for this reporting period.
Full chart
The complete top 40 for the week ending September 26, 2026 is available in the published chart and lists titles, publishers and their positions week-over-week.
