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UK charts: Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom holds steady at No.1 (73% drop in sales)

Link falling from the sky in Zelda: tears of the kingdom

Update: Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is now the sixth best-selling Zelda game in the UK:

The latest physical video game charts are through for the largest gaming market in Europe, the United Kingdom for the week ending 20th May, 2023. Link’s latest adventure in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom remains at No.1 for a second week though physical sales have dropped 73%. Games Industry says “it’s not too unusual for a game that receives a lot of hype and delivers a huge week one of sales.” It should be noted that Nintendo generally doesn’t share digital sales figures. In other video game chart news, LEGO 2K Drive made its debut at No.7 with 37% of physical sales on PlayStation 5, 31% on Nintendo Switch, 18% on Xbox and 14% on PlayStation 4.

Last WeekThis WeekTitle
11The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
42FIFA 23
23Hogwarts Legacy
34Star Wars Jedi: Survivor
55Mario Kart 8: Deluxe
186Pokémon Scarlet
New Entry7LEGO 2K Drive
198The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
119Animal Crossing: New Horizons
610Dead Island 2

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4 thoughts on “UK charts: Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom holds steady at No.1 (73% drop in sales)”

  1. Glad they fixed Lego 2k Drive, originally if you disconnected from the dev’s servers by shutting off whatever platform your playing on it would overwrite players progress with the most recent cloud save the next time they loaded the game. Players levels would reset and whatever percentage they was in the campaign would be reset to zero.

    Anyone interested in Lego 2k Drive make sure you have a 2k account linked with the platform your playing on otherwise certain features are unavailable. I had a 2k account already, but a notification kept saying the account was missing information. All i did was go on 2k.com and change my password and the game recognized my 2k account. I didn’t even have missing information.

  2. THanx for the warning. I wont ever buy it then. If I have to have an account or whatever then forget it. Nobody else needs info from me to play their game. Im not playing.

  3. I hope I’m not too far off topic but after Tears of the Kingdom then Pikmin 4. What the heck is next? Pikmin 4 is like 2 months away. Are we getting new games? Are we getting a new console? What the heck is going on? It’s sort of frustrating waiting month after month after month and still nothing.

    1. Nintendo isn’t shy about not letting people know about what is on the horizon.
      Most games are at most announced and released 6 months from release and then sometimes even 3 months from release these days.

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