Black Ops 2 resurgent

As the end of the traditionally quiet month of January draws nearer, there's no surprises to be found in this week's multi-format sales chart.

{Call of Duty: Black Ops 2} leapfrogs {FIFA 13} to reclaim top spot, whilst {DMC Devil May Cry} is the game that makes way for the return of the usual suspects, after a 64% drop in sales sees it drop to fourth.

{Halo 4} re-enters the chart at 14, and {Assassin's Creed III} saw a 71% bump in sales thanks to a price reduction, which pushed the game up five places.

Black Ops 2 is back on top for the first time since 2012.

DMC drops down to fourth, Halo 4 returns to the top twenty after a short holiday.

1. {Call of Duty: Black Ops 2} (Activision)
2. {FIFA 13} (EA)
3. {Far Cry 3} (Ubisoft)
4. {DMC Devil May Cry} (Capcom)
5. {Assassin's Creed III} (Ubisoft)
6. {Need for Speed: Most Wanted} (EA)
7. {Just Dance 4} (Ubisoft)
8. {Football Manager 2013} (Sega)
9. {The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim} (Bethesda)
10. {Hitman: Absolution} (Square Enix)
11. {Lego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes} (Warner Bros.)
12. {Lego Lord of the Rings} (Warner Bros.)
13. {Halo 4} (Microsoft)
14. {Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed} (Sega)
15. {Skylanders Giants} (Activision)
16. {WWE 13} (THQ)
17. {Dishonored} (Bethesda)
18. {Forza Motorsport 4} (Microsoft)
19. {Forza Horizon} (Microsoft)
20. {Borderlands 2} (2K)