Entertainment Retailers Association
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Top 20 UK video game sales are 38% physical
Diablo 4 was 85% digital, while Spider-Man 2 was just 46% digital
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Video games is no longer the biggest entertainment medium in the UK
Data published by the digital entertainment and retail association shows that video is No.1
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Average selling price of games rose nearly 7% in the UK last year
Latest ERA yearbook reveals the buying habits of UK consumers for PC and console games
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Switch games are 2022's highest-grossing entertainment product in the UK at £88.7m
PlayStation boxed titles are third biggest money maker at £79.6 million, just shy of vinyl sales
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UK spending on video games reached £4.4 billion in 2020
Games remain the biggest sector as entertainment market sees record revenues of £9.26 billion
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Games dominated UK entertainment sales during initial months of lockdown
Entertainment Retailers' Association reports 21 of the top 40 best-selling projects were games
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UK video game sales drop for the first time since 2012
Physical sales plunge as digital growth slows
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UK spent £1.6bn on video games in the first half of 2019
Games account for 47% of all money spent on entertainment products, outstripping music and video
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UK video games market is now 80% digital
However, 75% of AAA game sales are physical
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UK Data: Over 20% of Call of Duty, Assassin's Creed and Battlefront II sales were digital
FIFA 18 was 19.9%, while online games like Destiny 2 posts even stronger digital sales
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Online retail now accounts for over 40% of UK boxed game sales
Supermarket market share continues to tumble in 2017
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ERA: UK games sales hit £3.35 billion in 2017
GfK and IHS data show significant growth of almost 10% in digital and physical sales
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UK charts overhaul: Digital data will finally be counted
A new combined physical/digital chart set for 2019
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GTA V is UK's best-selling boxed game in 2017 (so far)
Ahead of Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Wildlands
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ERA: Supermarkets now the most expensive place for boxed games in the UK
Number of new releases fall but prices remain flat year-on-year
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ERA: Digital games generated £2.2bn in the UK last year and offset physical decline
Overall game sales across digital and physical grew 2.9%, according to GfK and IHS figures
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Games dominated the UK's entertainment top 10 in 2015
Three of the top five were games, digital revenue rose by 17 per cent
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FIFA 15 was the UK's best selling game in 2014
And games was the most lucrative entertainment category thanks to digital boost
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Gaming was the biggest UK entertainment retail sector in 2011
Video game software overtakes video for the first time, now 40 per cent of entertainment retail