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 Black Ops II  continues dominance of UK charts
Black Ops II continues dominance of UK charts
 

December 10, 2012   |   By Mike Rose

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Newsbrief: Sales of Call of Duty: Black Ops II may be declining compared to previous installments in the franchise, but that hasn't stopped the title taking its fourth consecutive number one in the UK sales charts since its launch.

Black Ops II saw a 15 percent drop in sales week-over-week, during a week when no new titles released into the top 40, according to Chart-Track.

Wii U exclusive titles didn't fare very well on the charts this week, after failing to light up the charts in the console's opening weekend. Nintendo Land dropped down to number 26, while New Super Mario Bros. U is at number 36. ZombiU, meanwhile, completely dropped out of the top 40.
 
 
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