FIFA 15 has debuted at number one with a similar performance to that of its predecessor, FIFA 14.

The latest version of the football game, managed a total increase in revenue of 6% from its predecessor, according to Chart Track. The company totalled up the total launch week sales of FIFA 14, which unlike this year’s version saw the PS4 and Xbox One versions released separately from the other versions (they came out with the new consoles in November), and found a similar amount of unit sales for the two games.

FIFA 15 accounted for a total of 80% software unit sales this week, and totalled a whopping 87% of all revenue.
Destiny has to make way, and settles into second this week, whilst Disney Infinity 2.0 slips to third place.

Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition climbs two places to fourth, with Call of Duty: Ghosts following suit, up two to fifth this week.

Watch Dogs falls to sixth this week, and The Sims 4 drops again into seventh.

A new release enters the chart in eighth this week, with the 3DS RPG Fantasy Life from Professor Layton developer Level 5 earning a Top 10 spot.

Minecraft: PS3 Edition lips a place into ninth, whilst Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare holds onto 10th this week.

The UK All Formats Chart Top 10 (Week ending 27th September 2014) is as follows:

1. (N) FIFA 15
2. (1) Destiny
3. (2) Disney Infinity 2.0
4. (6) Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition
5. (7) Call of Duty: Ghosts
6. (4) Watch Dogs
7. (5) The Sims 4
8. (N) Fantasy Life
9. (8) Minecraft: PS3 Edition
10. (-) Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare

You can view the full Top 40 here.

Three big games out this week, with Forza Horizon 2, Super Smash Bros. 3DS and Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor all released. It will be interesting how they shake up the chart next week.