UK Charts: Toy Story 3 Takes the First Place

The ELSPA has released the all-formats sales charts for the last week in the United Kingdom. Toy Story 3 has assaulted and conquered the first place in the charts, while Red Dead Redemption has also made a comeback and climbed up two spots to number two, trailing closely behind Disney's latest movie tie-in.

Ubisoft's Dance On Broadway has been gunned down one spot by Rockstar's Western epic, landing on number three. LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4 is on the fourth spot, right above Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11 which has fared better last week, going up three places. Super Mario Galaxy is on seven, followed by the declining 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa. Just Dance managed to continue to sell well, climbing up two spots to number eight.

Number nine is the home of the biggest new entry of last week, Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies. The biggest climb of the week was attributed to Battlefield: Bad Company 2 who went up no less than 8 places from number 20 to number 12. The biggest downfall of last week had Crackdown 2 to as the unfortunate victim, the two time leader falling to number ten, probably because of the rather negative reviews the title has been getting.

Activision's Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 has managed to maintain itself in the charts, but this time around it has left the top ten chart, landing on the eleventh place. Wii Sports Resort and Wii Fit Plus have both gone up one point to numbers 13 and 14, respectively. This week's big release is the much anticipated StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty, so it should be quite easy to guess who will take Toy Story 3's place in ELSPA's next report.