GfK Chart Track is back with a rundown of the top selling games in the U.K. for the week ending February 7th. On the PC top 30 Football Manager 2015 retains a toehold on the number one position and Rocksmith 2014 makes a comeback to re-enter the chart at number seven. On the all platforms top 40 Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare successfully defended the summit. Here's the summary of the activity:

The Top 3 remain unchanged this week meaning ‘Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare’ (-21%) has now claimed 8 weeks at No1, equalling the total of ‘FIFA 15’.

Both ‘Grand Theft Auto V’ (-23%) and ‘FIFA 15’ (-11%) hold on to No’s 2 and 3 respectively, while ‘Assassin’s Creed: Unity’ (+25%) jumps 4 places up to No4 thanks to several retailers promoting the PS4 version, whose ASP drops by £5 this week, down from £32 to £27. A non-mover at No5, ‘Minecraft: Xbox Edition’ (+6%) remains ahead of the Playstation Edtion which manages to climb 3 places to No6, despite a 6% drop in sales.

‘Destiny’ (+15%) also jumps 3 places up the chart, moving back up to No7, its highest position since the first week of the year. ‘Call of Duty: Ghosts’ (-16%) slips one place to No8, but still manages to leapfrog ‘Far Cry 4’ (-21%) which falls 3 places to No9. Ubisoft return to 3 games in the Top 10 this week as ‘The Crew’ (+5%) rejoins ‘Far Cry’ and ‘Assassin’s Creed’ in the Top 10, sneaking up one place from No11. No new titles break into the Top 40, however next week will see the launch of the highliy anticipated ‘Evolve’ from 2K Games and the release of Nintendo’s New 3DS XL console.