This week’s top sellers in Spain
EA Sports FC 27 stayed firmly in first place for week 41 (Oct 5–11, 2026), leading both the physical-only and the combined physical+digital charts. The top three is identical across both lists: EA’s footy sim, the Kingdom Hearts Collection [I-III], and Gears of War: E-Day (which hit stores on October 6).
Physical sales snapshot: EA Sports FC 27 — 16,186 units; Kingdom Hearts Collection [I-III] — 5,426 units; Gears of War: E-Day — 3,635 units.
Combined (physical + digital) snapshot: EA Sports FC 27 — 33,010 units; Kingdom Hearts Collection [I-III] — 7,546 units; Gears of War: E-Day — 3,635 units.
Why this matters — and what to watch next
EA’s latest installment is still pulling ahead, even if this edition favors Ultimate Team and online play over single-player and couch modes. If you prefer offline career modes, you might be rolling your eyes — but the live-service money machine keeps the game popular on sales charts.
Don’t get too comfy: Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 (Activision, with Infinity Ward involvement) drops this week and historically spikes sales, so it could knock EA off the top. Looking further out, Nintendo’s The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remake (Nov 5) and Rockstar’s Grand Theft Auto VI (Nov 19) are looming — GTA VI, in particular, is widely tipped to set new release records, though that’s an expectation, not a certainty.
For players and industry watchers, these rankings show more than bragging rights: they reveal how much weight live services carry, how remakes and AAA launches shake up demand, and what franchises still move serious units in a market where digital sales are only getting bigger.
