on Dec 19th 2011 9:15AM
Skyrim rested high atop the UK charts last week, breaking an eight year stint by EA and Activision. Bethesda's massive RPG occupied the top spot during week 51 -- dubbed the "Christmas Chart" by Chart-Track. Take-Two's Grand Theft Auto: Vice City owned the chart in 2002, prior to EA's Medal of Honor: Rising Sun and Activision's Call of Duty franchise. Just Dance 3 came in about 15,000 units behind Skyrim. Followers of the charts can probably predict what's coming in the new year, as the Just Dance series has been a sleeping giant that rises once the holidays are over for the past two years.
The rest of the top ten (after the break) consists of the usual suspects. When the UK charts return in the new year we'll find out how Star Wars: The Old Republic did during its Christmas week launch.
Top 10 UK Software Sales (All Formats); week ending December 17:
The Elder Scrolls 5: SkyrimJust Dance 3Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3FIFA 12Saints Row: The ThirdBattlefield 3Assassin's Creed: RevelationsMario & Sonic London 2012 Olympic GamesNeed for Speed: The RunProfessor Layton and the Spectre's Call
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