Cyberbunk 2077 is the second largest retailer of the year UK box charts

Cyberpunk 2077 tops the UK physical retail rankings this week, and is the second largest box office release of 2020.

C.D. The project’s much-anticipated sci-fi RPG was slightly earlier than the previous No. 2 release: The Lost of S: Part 2. But this did not coincide with FIFA’s initial sales, which could end up being the biggest release of the year by 2020 (tends to do so). Overall, the biggest UK box office releases of 2020 are FIFA 21, Cyberbank 2077, Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, Animal Crossing: New Horizons and Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War

Of course, a large number of cyberbank sales – especially on the computer – could have been a download, but they have not been monitored.

60% of RPG’s sales came on the PS4, 35% on the Xbox One and PC.

The title, which was crowned Christmas No. 1 this year, is now a favorite, however Animal Crossing: New Horizons is in third place. The Nintendo game has now risen in sales for more than a month each week (sales have increased by 8% this week), and is close to overtaking Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War (down 2% this week) in second place.

Released in March, the Nintendo Switch exclusive will end the year as the second largest box office game after FIFA 21.

As Christmas approaches, Black Friday and Cyber ​​Monday are the end of the sales period, with a lot of games down in sales this week. Significant drops are at number 5 for FIFA 21, which is a 50% drop in sales. Marvel’s Avengers dropped five places to 15th after a 48% sales decline, while Watchdog Legions fell 21st to 53% for the week.

Every game in the top ten, outside of Cyberpunk and Animal Crossing, saw weekly sales plummet.

Last week’s new release, Immortals: Phoenix Risik, drops 45% to No. 11 (which is a small drop per game in the second week of sales). This week, it’s the best-selling switch version, and the overall switch version is now the most popular version of the adventure game like Ubisoft’s Zelda.

Here are the top ten GfK for the week ending December 12: