The Last of Us Holding Strong As Top-Selling Game In UK For Six Weeks Running

By Alex Osborn

The Last of Us has done incredibly well among consumers in the UK, as the game has gone on to be the top-selling title in the region for the sixth week in a row.

While I am of the opinion that the game shouldn't have a sequel, it's hard to step away from a profitable IP, so I wouldn't be surprised if we see more of this post-apocalyptic universe on the PlayStation 4.

Here's the full top ten sales list for this past week in the UK:

  1. The Last of Us
  2. Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition
  3. Mario and Luigi: Dream Team
  4. Animal Crossing: New Leaf
  5. Dynasty Warriors 8
  6. Far Cry 3
  7. Skyrim – Legendary Edition
  8. Max Payne 3
  9. FIFA 13
  10. Tomb Raider

Would you like to see Sony and Naughty Dog move forward with a sequel to The Last of Us? Let us know in the comments below.

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