FIFA 16, as expected, sold the most in physical retail copies for the UK according to the latest Gfk Chart-Track data. Though it’s had a strong start, the football title’s sales are actually seven percent less than FIFA 15’s first week sales. Since Chart-Track only accounts for physical sales and not digital, the overall numbers will very well be higher.

Destiny: The Taken King has moved down to second place while Forza Motorsport 6 is in third place. This was followed by another debuting title Skylanders Superchargers in fourth place. Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain is in fifth place while Pro Evolution Soccer 2016 debuts at sixth. Grand Theft Auto 5 continues its long stay in the charts at eight place followed by Call of Duty: Ghosts and LEGO Jurassic World.

Fantasy football title Blood Bowl 2 also debuted in the past week but at 15th place in the charts. What are your thoughts on the success of FIFA 16 so far? Let us know in the comments.

The next entry in Activision’s pioneering Skylanders series, Skylanders: SuperChargers, will be adding vehicles into the mix. The game will include a new type of hero, the eponymous ‘SuperCharger,’ and it will also include vehicular combat, with full modifications and upgrades. You can also pair a SuperCharger hero with his signature weapon, and unlock a deadly SuperCharged boost, which enhances the power of both.

Skylanders: SuperChargers will be compatible with all of the hundreds of Skylanders figures that have already hit the market in the last few years since the series first came out, so that means that all existing Skylanders can now pilot the new range of vehicles that SuperChargers brings with it. That’s not all, either, as SuperChargers itself will be bringing with it 20 new SuperChargers toys and 20 new vehicle toys.

Skylanders: SuperChargers launches this September. It will be out on PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Wii, Wii U, and Nintendo 3DS.