PS5 stock influx boosts Spider-Man: Miles Morales sales | UK Boxed Charts

EA's Mass Effect: Legendary Edition has knocked Resident Evil: Village off the top spot.

The remastered collection of Mass Effect games was released on last generation consoles (PS4 and Xbox One), and sold best on PS4 (68% of sales). It's not a huge boxed launch for the collection, selling half of what last week's Resident Evil: Village managed. However, digital data is not available until later in the week, and it's likely the game performed far better than the physical numbers suggest.

Resident Evil: Village sits at No.2 after a relatively modest 59% drop in sales during its second week.

Rising nine places to No.3 is Spider-Man: Miles Morales, with the majority of sales (88%) coming on the PS5 version. The action game shoots up the charts on the back of new PS5 stock coming to the UK market last week. This has happened the last time more PS5 units emerged in March, and so Spider-Man appears to be the game of choice for new PS5 customers. Another game that bumped in sales on the back of PS5 stock is Assassin's Creed Valhalla at No.13, with the PS5 version of that increasing 224%. Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War at No.14 also saw its PS5 version jump in sales by 49%.

Another new entry in the charts is Subnautica: Below Zero from Bandai Namco at No.5. 46% of the survival game's sales were on PS4, 36% on Xbox One, and 17% on PS5. A double pack featuring Below Zero with the original Subnautica for Nintendo Switch debuts at No.38.

It's the first time since mid-November that a Nintendo Switch exclusive isn't in the Top Five. Yet the rest of the Top Ten is all Nintendo. Animal Crossing: New Horizons is at No.6, Minecraft (Switch) is at No.7, Mario Kart 8: Deluxe is at No.8 and Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury is at No.9. New Pokémon Snap drops eight places in its third week to No.10 with a sharp sales drop of 66%.

Elsewhere, Argos selling State of Decay 2 for £2.29 saw the Xbox One game return to the charts at No.19. The recently released Returnal falls to No.26 after a 27% sales slide week-on-week. And Overcooked! All You Can Eat re-enters the charts at No.28 following the launch of the PS5 version of the game.

Here is the GfK Top Ten for the week ending May 15th: