Crash Bandicoot is Still Unstoppable in Weekly UK Sales

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Well, the Bandicoot did it. For the fifth straight week, Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy has come in at first on UK sales for the 30th week of the year which means it has now cleanly swept the entire month of July.

Despite software sales dropping 15% following the previous week’s Amazon Prime Day, Crash still held his ground and once again took the top spot for Activision. Also holding ground this week was LEGO The Incredibles which has now finished runner-up to crash in the 2nd place spot for three straight weeks.

Other noteworthy changes this week include The Crew 2 rising back to third, God of War finding its way back into the top 5 with a fourth-place finish, and the usual sighting of Grand Theft Auto V jumping eleven spots up from the previous week to claim the seven spot.

Also worth noting is No Man’s Sky, which came in at twelfth for the week on the back of the game’s new NEXT update and its release on Xbox One. No Man’s Sky wasn’t ranked in the top-40 the week prior.

Per usual, you can check out the full list of top-40 sales for last week in the UK below.

Last WeekThis WeekTitleAge RatingPublisher
11CRASH BANDICOOT N.SANE TRILOGYPEGI 7+ACTIVISION
22LEGO THE INCREDIBLESPEGI 7+WARNER BROS. INTERACTIVE
83THE CREW 2PEGI 12+UBISOFT
74GOD OF WARPEGI 18+SONY COMPUTER ENT.
105MARIO KART 8 DELUXEPEGI 3+NINTENDO
116CALL OF DUTY: WWIIPEGI 18+ACTIVISION
187GRAND THEFT AUTO VPEGI 18+ROCKSTAR
58SONIC MANIA PLUSPEGI 3+SEGA
149JURASSIC WORLD: EVOLUTIONPEGI 16+SOLD OUT SALES & MARKETING
1310MARIO TENNIS ACESPEGI 3+NINTENDO
911FIFA 18PEGI 3+EA SPORTS
12NO MAN’S SKYPEGI 7+505 GAMES
1513SUPER MARIO ODYSSEYPEGI 7+NINTENDO
2214PLAYERUNKNOWN’S BATTLEGROUNDSPEGI 16+MICROSOFT
1715CAPTAIN TOAD: TREASURE TRACKERPEGI 3+NINTENDO
1916THE LEGEND OF ZELDA: BREATH OF THE WILDPEGI 12+NINTENDO
2517MINECRAFTPEGI 7+NINTENDO
3018THE ELDER SCROLLS ONLINEPEGI 18+BETHESDA SOFTWORKS
1219FAR CRY 5PEGI 18+UBISOFT
20TRAIN SIM WORLDPEGI 3+MAXIMUM GAMES
2421LEGO MARVEL SUPER HEROES 2PEGI 7+WARNER BROS. INTERACTIVE
1622OCTOPATH TRAVELERPEGI 12+NINTENDO
23GO VACATIONPEGI 3+NINTENDO
3124DETROIT: BECOME HUMANPEGI 18+SONY COMPUTER ENT.
2625THE LAST OF US: REMASTEREDPEGI 18+PLAYSTATION HITS
2726SPLATOON 2PEGI 7+NINTENDO
3427DOOMPEGI 18+BETHESDA SOFTWORKS
2828FALLOUT 4PEGI 18+BETHESDA SOFTWORKS
2929ROCKET LEAGUE: COLLECTORS EDITIONPEGI 3+WARNER BROS. INTERACTIVE
330SEA OF THIEVESPEGI 12+MICROSOFT
2031ASSASSIN’S CREED ORIGINSPEGI 18+UBISOFT
32SEGA MEGA DRIVE CLASSICSPEGI 12+SEGA
3533DONKEY KONG COUNTRY: TROPICAL FREEZEPEGI 3+NINTENDO
34THE PERSISTENCEPEGI 18+SONY COMPUTER ENT.
4035THE SIMS 4PEGI 12+EA GAMES
3636TOM CLANCY’S RAINBOW 6: SIEGEPEGI 18+UBISOFT
437MINECRAFT: XBOX EDITIONPEGI 7+MICROSOFT
38WWE 2K18PEGI 16+2K
39WARIOWARE GOLDPEGI 7+NINTENDO
3740MARIO KART 7PEGI 3+NINTENDO


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LokePosted:

that is insane crash is such an iconic game and it deserves the sales

Flat_Earth_SocietyPosted:

Awesome! Remember playing this back in the day for hours on end, great to see it making such a comeback.

TTGPosted:

This is one of the best PS games, besides sly Cooper, and Spyro the dragon.

MazePosted:

This is no surprise, one of the best games from everyone's childhood. Imagine if they kept it PS4 only, they'd be losing so much money

TOXICPosted:

Because Crash Bandicoot is one of the best games ever, what did you expect.

JOEYKMODSPosted:

I mean everyone knew about this game back in the day even if you didn't play it you knew about Crash Bandicoot so Im sure all the people who knew this game was coming out everyone had to pick it up I know I did and I beat the whole game already its a classic and its a good time playing this game.

YatiPosted:

Not surprised it's brougjt back great memories