InFamous: Second Son Holds Strong at Number One in UK

By Alex Osborn

InFamous: Second Son has done quite well since its launch earlier this month in the UK, holding strong at number one in the region's sales chart for two weeks in a row.

Nipping at its heels is the Metal Gear Solid V prologue Ground Zeroes, followed thereafter by Titanfall and the ever-popular FIFA 14. Rounding out the top five is Traveller's Tales LEGO movie tie-in. Oddly enough, Blizzard's latest Diablo III expansion wasn't able to crack the top five, debuting in sixth place.

Have you picked up Second Son yet? If so, how are you liking the game thus far? Be sure to read our review of Sucker Punch's latest right here.

Alex Osborn
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