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Call of Duty WWII now has the longest unbroken run at number one of the UK retail sales charts since Black Ops 3. FIFA 18 and Star Wars Battlefront II round off the top three. Gearbox Publishing’s Hello Neighbor debuted at number 37.

Call of Duty WWII is close to breaking the retail sales chart record set by Crash Bandicoot N.Sane Trilogy earlier this year. The rest of the top five looks exactly the same as last week. Oh yeah, Grand Theft Auto V is back in the top 10.

Call of Duty WWII is still holding on to the first place of the UK retail sales chart. Star Wars Battlefront II debuts at number two with Bethesda’s Switch version of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim all the way down at a flimsy number 26.

Assassin's Creed Origins debuts at number one, surpassing its predecessor in revenue. Super Mario Odyssey became Nintendo’s sixth biggest launch ever. Grand Theft Auto V's sales were up by 129 percent thanks to Steam's Halloween sale.

FIFA 18 is at the top of the UK sales charts third week in a row. Warner Bros now have a total of three titles in the top 10. Destiny 2 is out of the top five for the first time since it launched, surprising no one except maybe Bungie.

Nintendo have announced a long list of games that'll be coming to Switch during the next couple of months. A lot of ports, first and third party games ranging from Super Mario Odyssey to Doom will soon become available for Switch.

Another week, another top spot for Crash Bandicoot. This is mostly impressive because the game is a single platform release. There are some surprises this week as Battlefield 1 and Horizon Zero Dawn re-enter the UK retail top ten.

In our latest graphics comparison video, we take a look at the newest iteration of EA's popular FIFA series when played on PS4 Pro and PC. Now boasting the licence of the legendary Champions League, how good does the new game look?

As a living proof that you'll see it all if you live long enough, EA have actually gotten something right on their first take as FIFA 19's list of top 100 players put Christiano Ronaldo ahead of Leo Messi with an identical overall score.

Out of several companies that received instructions to comply with Belgian regulations on predatory gambling practices in games, i.e. remove loot boxes, EA are the only company that ignored them, because FIFA discloses odds of winning.