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THE UK SALES TRANSMISSION

What Britain bought. The weekly top ten physical video games, across all formats, with the newcomers, climbers and fallers all in one place.

UK ALL FORMATSPHYSICAL / BOXED ONLYWEEK ENDING 7 NOV 2026ISSUE 001

#1 THIS WEEK · ZELDA

Important: this is the UK boxed-sales chart, not a combined physical + digital chart. Positions are from the GfK/NielsenIQ physical retail ranking reported for the week ending Saturday 7 November 2026. They do not reveal unit totals and are not comparable with our separate four-platform attention index. Latest available completed reporting week checked 14 November 2026.

THE UK TOP 10

Week 45 · 1–7 November 2026

01
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of TimeNintendo
NEW ENTRY
02
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4Activision Blizzard
Down 1 ▼
03
EA SPORTS FC 27Electronic Arts
Down 1 ▼
04
Mario Kart WorldNintendo
Up 3 ▲
05
Nintendo Switch Sports ResortNintendo
Down 1 ▼
06
Onimusha: Way of the SwordCapcom
No change
07
MinecraftNintendo (chart label)
Down 4 ▼
08
Hot Wheels Monster Trucks: Stunt MayhemGameMill Entertainment
RE-ENTRY
09
Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee RemasteredAtari
NEW ENTRY
10
Resident Evil RequiemCapcom
Down 5 ▼

Movement is independently calculated against the 31 October 2026 UK physical Top 10, not the sometimes inconsistent preceding-week column in secondary reports. NEW means a new launch; RE-ENTRY means back in the Top 10. Publisher names follow the current chart labels. Artwork is promotional imagery sourced from publishers and official storefronts, including Mattel’s original Hot Wheels: Stunt Mayhem key-art release. Artwork is used to identify the charted games and remains owned by its respective rights holders.

01 / The hero of the week

Ocarina of Time walks straight into #1, pushing Call of Duty down to second. Almost three decades after the original, Hyrule still knows how to make an entrance.

02 / Nintendo momentum

Mario Kart World climbs to #4 and Switch Sports Resort sits at #5. Zelda isn’t the only Nintendo title in Britain’s physical Top 10.

03 / The new arrivals

Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee Remastered debuts at #9, while Hot Wheels Monster Trucks returns at #8. One week, two very different kinds of wrecking ball.

UK sales #1. Cross-platform signal #7. What’s the difference?

Our Full Transmission is an original, weighted four-source attention index, incorporating Steam, PlayStation, Xbox and Nintendo. A game appearing across several platform rankings can accumulate more points than a single-platform smash hit. The UK Sales Transmission measures something else entirely: the order of boxed games sold at UK retailers. Neither is an overall digital + physical sales table. That is why Zelda can top UK physical sales yet appear joint on points with other games in the separate index.

Explore our full Ocarina of Time remake feature and our sales coverage.

Evidence, method & corrections

Primary ranking: GfK/NielsenIQ UK all-formats boxed software chart (week ending 7 November 2026) as reported by Nintendo Everything and corroborated by VGChartz. A UK retail chart measures paid physical copies and omits downloadable sales. We calculate the movement badges from separately published charts for weeks ending 31 October and 7 November 2026, rather than relying on conflicting last-week position tags in some syndicated tables. This is independent CSPress presentation and commentary, not an official chart licence or an endorsement from GfK or any publisher.

Reporting rhythm: we update this page after the next completed UK chart becomes publicly available, usually early the following week. Each issue will state the week-ending date, keep its source credit and preserve earlier results rather than silently rewriting history.