The Sims 4 has kicked some simulated butt since the release of the new installment in the lifestyle simulation, landing the game at number one on all of the relevant sales charts from GfK Chart-Track, including the all-platforms chart, an unusual feat these days for a PC-only game. That's right, in addition to sitting atop the full-price PC game chart, the new Sims game is number one on the all platforms/all prices chart, and the all platforms/full price chart. Here's how they put it:

EA’s ‘The Sims 4’ becomes the publisher’s 4th title of the year to debut at No1.

It’s also the first PC-only All Formats No1 since ‘Guild Wars 2’ topped the chart just over two years. With price promotions on the 360 and PS3 versions, a surge in sales sees Ubisoft’s ‘Watch Dogs’ (+19%) climb 7 places to No2, placing it ahead of last week’s chart topper ‘Metro Redux’ (-58%) which slips to No3. ‘The Last of Us: Remastered’ (-30%) drops a place to No4 while last week’s No2 ‘Diablo III: Reaper of Souls - Ultimate Evil Edition’ (-51%) is down to No5.

Outside the Top 10 this week a resurgent ‘Wolfenstein: The New Order’ (+10%) is another title to climb 7 places up to No14 thanks to price promotions. There are two other new entries in the Top 40 this week. ‘Danganrompa 2: Goodbye Despair’ lands for Vita at No29, debuting 13 places higher than ‘Danganrompa: Trigger Happy Havoc’, while week 1 sales are also up 12% on the debut week of its predecessor. Finally ‘Warriors Orochi 3: Ultimate’ arrives for Xbox One and PS4 at No34.