This is followed a week later by the arrival of FIFA 21. This begins this week with the release of Star Wars Squadrons and Crash Bandicoot 4. Things now start picking up steam at physical retail with a number of big releases coming to market. Mafia developer Hangar 13 was making a new game called Volt, but the project has been cancelled by publisher Take-Two Interactive. Last week's other new releases tumble out of the Top Ten this week, with WWE 2K Battlegrounds falling from No.6 to No.11 (sales down 43% week-on-week), and PES 2021 dropping from No.9 to No.34 (sales down 64%). Speaking of which, Marvel's Avengers holds No.2 in the charts after a 21% drop in sales week-on-week. The collection of Mario games ends the month as the best-selling boxed video game in the UK, just ahead of Marvel's Avengers. The game holds its position comfortably, despite sales being down 78% over its debut week. One game that has sold well in physical form is Super Mario 3D All-Stars, which secures its second week at No.1 in the UK physical charts. Neither product has sold particularly strong in physical form, although it's worth noting that digital data is not included in this chart. Meanwhile the Mafia Trilogy (which includes the Definitive Edition, a remaster of the second game and Mafia III) comes in at No.6. This new version has been developed by Hangar 13, the team behind 2016's Mafia 3. Mafia: Definitive Edition debuts at No.3 and it's a remake of the 2002 original.

There are two new games in the Top Ten physical retail charts this week, and both in 2K Games' Mafia series.

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