Titanfall is still doing strong numbers in the UK following the release of the Xbox 360 version. The latest UKIE game charts, courtesy of Gfk Chart-Track indicate that this is the third week on top for the first person shooter, which beat out 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil for the second week in a row.

Meanwhile, the remainder of the top 10 is more or less the same. Call of Duty: Ghosts was in third place, with FIFA 14 in fourth and Lego The Hobbit in fifth. Minecraft Xbox 360 Edition, The Lego Movie Videogame, Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare and Battlefield 4 contributed to the other games in the top ten.

Titanfall will be seeing some new content with Respawn promising new modes via free updates and the upcoming Expedition DLC. This will add three new maps to the equation, although new modes seem to be ruled out for the time being.

Respawn Entertainment’s Titanfall is still the number one selling multiplatform game in the UK, according to the latest UKIE charts (courtesy of Gfk Chart-Track). This is most likely due to the recent Xbox 360 port of the game, developed by Bluepoint Games, along with solid sales for the Xbox One and PC versions.

What’s most impressive is that despite being out for more than a month now across all three platforms, Titanfall managed to rise above 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil. The latter is still in second place for its first week but considering the popularity of FIFA in the UK, it’s impressive all the same.

Trials Fusion also debuted in the prior week at seventh place, reflecting fairly strong retail sales for what is primarily a digital release. Other noteworthy developments include Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn re-debuting in at 20th place due to the recent PS4 version. Stay tuned for more information.

Just as we all expected, EA Sports has announced a FIFA tie-in game with the upcoming 2014 FIFA World Cup taking place in Brazil this summer. It will 17th April in Europe and 15th April in North America for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 exclusively and no other system, but EA will be releasing World Cup content for FUT, so Xbox One and PS4 owners can seek solace in that if they don’t have one of the HD twins.

“We are making the best game we can for our largest audience, which is still on 360 & PS3,” says EA.

2014 FIFA World Brazil boasts of several new features, including a hundred new animations, 21 new stadiums (including all 12 World Cup venus in Brazil), 19 officially licensed managers, 7469 players, 203 national teams, and new crowd scenes such as banners, flags and seat cards.

There will be the typical Road to FIFA World Cup mode which will allow you to play from the qualifying stages through to the finals, and the Road to Rio de Janeiro to play it online.

Stay tuned for more coverage.