Bloodborne managed to hold its own fairly well over the Easter holidays, slipping down to third in the cumulative UK sales charts, but remaining the best-selling individual game across all formats. Combined SKUs pegged Battlefield Hardline at the top, while Grand Theft Auto V finished second. All three ended ahead of Dark Souls II: Scholar of the First Sin, which debuted disappointingly in eighth.
FIFA 15, Far Cry 4, Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, and Borderlands: The Handsome Collection padded out the top ten, while Dying Light and Destiny held onto ninth and tenth respectively. Elsewhere, The Order: 1886 slipped all the way down into 19th position, while The Last of Us Remastered dropped into 32nd place. What have you been buying lately? Show us your empty pockets in the comments section below.
[source chart-track.co.uk]
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Most die-hard Souls fans already own DSII & will have already downloaded the patch, only some die-hards will be buying it again. But Bloodborne being know as a Souls game (even tho its not a Souls game) might help with Scholar of the First sales, as people new to Bloodborne might what to try out the other three games, I've already reads a few comments about people wanting to try DSII after finishing Bloodborne.
Ordered Dark Souls, should be coming today.. Might have a crack on it but I expect I'll be putting it to one side until Bloodborne is put to bed.
I'll be starting it up tonight or tomorrow for brunch. DS II bring me death.
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