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[New post] UK charts: Fire Emblem Engage sales slide 76% this week

January 30, 2023 | by Julian L. Mertz | No comments

UK charts: Fire Emblem Engage sales slide 76% this week

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The latest physical video game charts have come through from the largest gaming market in Europe, the United Kingdom, for the week ending 28th January, 2023. Last week's No.1, the latest game in the Fire Emblem series, Fire Emblem Engage, has sadly been pushed down the charts at No.7 as sales dropped by 76% in […]

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