Football Manager 2016 retains the number one spot on the GfK Chart-Track top 30 chart of the bestselling PC games in the U.K. for the week ending December 5th, while Just Cause 3 enters the chart at number four and Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Siege debuts at number 10. On the all platforms top 40 FIFA 16 is still number one, Just Cause 3 joins at number four, and Rainbow Six: Siege debuts at number six. Here's their summary of all the action:

Last week’s Black Friday deals helped propel ‘Fifa 16’ (-41%) back to the top, where it remains this week claiming its sixth No1 crown.

It leads an unchanged Top 3 for the second week joined by ‘Call of Duty: Black Ops III’ (-32%) at No2 and ‘Star Wars: Battlefront’ (-34%) at No3. Despite the lack of change at the top, two titles do make their debuts in the Top 10 this week. Square Enix’s ‘Just Cause 3’ is the highest new entry coming to PS4 & Xbox One for the first time at No4. It’s a triumphant start with the third iteration scoring a week 1 high for the series with sales up 46% on Just Cause 2. ‘Fallout 4’ (-27%) slips a place down to No5 but is ahead of Ubisoft debutant ‘Tom Clancy’s Rainbow 6: Siege’ which makes its mark at No6. ‘Minecraft: Story Mode’ (+16%) continues to deliver impressive week on week sales figures holding the No7 spot for a second week. ‘Grand Theft Auto V’ (-20%) is down two places to No8 while ‘Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection’ (-36%) slides four places to No9. ‘WWE 2K16’ (+35%) benefits from retailer promotions delivering another increase in sales to propel it up four places to No10. Wii U exclusive ‘Xenoblade Chronicles X’ debuts at No28 with sales up 73% on the launch week of the original Xenoblade Chronicles, which released on the Wii in 2011.