Electronic Arts’ FIFA 17 seems to have intrigued players with enough new features – the sequel became the number one selling title in the UK across all formats. Gfk Chart- Track even reports its first week sales being the highest in the series’ history.

Forza Horizon 3 is in second place followed by LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens. Fifth place is interesting because it features the PS4 and Xbox One versions of XCOM 2 (previously only available for PC). Pro Evolution Soccer 2017 is next followed by Destiny: The Collection, Rocket League NBA 2K17 and Grand Theft Auto 5. Keep in mind that digital sales are not accounted for in Chart-Track’s data.

Except FIFA 17 to have a long healthy reign in the coming weeks even with titles like Gears of War 4 and Mafia 3 coming up. What are your thoughts on its success so far? Let us know in the comments below and stay tuned for more information.

Over the past few days, Destiny players might have noticed the game showing up in online storefronts as free. This sparked rumours of the game going free to play because of course it would.

However, Bungie has since clarified that this is for a trial version of the game. Yes, even though it downloads the entire base experience. “The original Destiny adventure may appear to be free on some digital console marketplaces.

“While players may download the Destiny base game, they will only be granted access to the Destiny Trial Mode for free. If players wish to progress through the original Destiny adventure via digital download, they will be required to purchase Destiny – The Collection to gain access to this content.”

If you pre-purchase Destiny: The Collection now, then you’ll be able to play all the content available – including the base game, The Dark Below, House of Wolves and The Taken King – even though Rise of Iron will be out on September 20th.

Looks like Destiny: The Collection is real! Today, Bungie and Activision shared a brand new trailer announcing the bundle, which will come, in one package, with the base Destiny game, as well as all of its expansions- The Dark Below, House of Wolves, The Taken King, and of course, the upcoming Rise of Iron.

Basically, if you haven’t yet jumped in on Destiny yet, but want to now, this package is the way to go- the best bit here is that by now, most of Destiny‘s various bugs and problems have been largely worked out, and we are left with a game that largely lives up to its initial promise. This bundle will let players go through dozens of hours of content just among the five campaigns included- and that’s nothing to say of the end game content, which is truly endless.

Destiny: The Collection launches on September 20 on Xbox One and PlayStation 4. You can check out its announcement trailer below.