Halo 4 rules supreme

{Halo 4}, the long-anticipated return of Master Chief to Xbox 360, has gone straight to the top of the UK's multi-format sales chart.

{Assassin's Creed III} has been dispossessed by 343 Industries' first full entry into the Halo franchise, dropping down as it did to second. {FIFA 13} also looses one place. {Need for Speed} Most Wanted and {Football Manager 2013} swapped their respective spots in the top five.

Beyond that, {WWE 13} dropped down to seventh, and {Borderlands 2} surged back up the charts, rising from nineteenth to eighth.

1. {Halo 4} (Microsoft)
2. {Assassin's Creed III} (Ubisoft)
3. {FIFA 13} (EA)
4. {Need for Speed: Most Wanted} (EA)
5. {Football Manager 2013} (Sega)
6. {Skylanders Giants} (Activision)
7. {WWE 13} (THQ)
8. {Borderlands 2} (2K Games)
9. {Just Dance 4} (Ubisoft)
10. {Medal of Honor: Warfighter} (EA)
11. {Forza Horizon} (Microsoft)
12. {Moshi Monsters: Moshlings Theme Park} (Mind Candy)
13. {Resident Evil 6} (Capcom)
14. {Dishonored} (Bethesda)
15. {The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim} (Bethesda)
16. {Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask} (Nintendo)
17. {F1 2012} (Codemasters)
18. {New Super Mario Bros. 2} (Nintendo)
19. {Forza Motorsport 4} (Microsoft)
20. {Lego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes} (Warner Bros.)