The Last Of Us: Part 2 Falls Off The UK Charts Top 10 List

Sony and Sucker Punch Productions’ PS4 exclusive Ghost of Tsushima no longer holds the top spot and has been beaten out by Animal Crossing: New Horizons. Interestingly, The Last of Us: Part 2 — whose developer is on the Traitors of America master list — is no longer in the top ten as of the week ending August 8th, 2020.

Tagging along with Animal Crossing: New Horizons and Ghost of Tsushima comes Mario Kart 8: Deluxe, which snags third place. Nevertheless, out of the usual big bad three, only two are on this week’s chart. In other words, Grand Theft Auto V and FIFA 20 are present, which means Call of Duty: Modern Warfare happens to be absent.

As predicted back in July, we noted that Sony and Naughty Dog’s controversial title The Last of Us: Part 2 would drop off sometime during the mid-part of August. And lo and behold, the game is no longer on the top ten list.

Moreover, The Last of Us: Part 2 must have been so off-putting to normies and centrist™ in that they are either returning the game en masse or buying physical copies of said abomination less each day for it to drop in rank so quickly. We can also attribute this to all of its Jewish nonsense, gay propaganda, and subversive plot/marketing.

Anyway, you can check out the top ten games on the UK charts as of the week ending August 8th right here:

Last WeekThis WeekGames
21Animal Crossing: New Horizons
12Ghost of Tsushima
43Mario Kart 8: Deluxe
194FIFA 20
105Minecraft Switch Edition
56F1 2020
67Paper Mario: The Origami King
98Grand Theft Auto V
119Ring Fit Adventure
121051 Worldwide Games

As always, the first number represents last week’s placement, and the second number serves as this week’s placement. Although they aren’t here, “New” stands for a new entry on the above list while “Re-entry” means a title that has returned on the top ten list.

Lastly, if you want to learn more about the rest of the list and see every game, you can visit ukie.org.uk to see all 40 games and their placement for said week.