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Destiny 2 And Sports Lead PlayStation 4 Downloads In September
Bungie's newest entry in the online shooter series reigns supreme, with a variety of sports titles close behind.
According to the digital download sales data released by Sony, Destiny 2 led the pack for PS4 downloads with NBA 2K18, FIFA 18 and Madden NFL 18 close behind. The recently released remaster of Final Fantasy IX also sold strong, taking the fifth slot overall.
You can check out the complete list here, courtesy of Sony.
1. Destiny 2
2. NBA 2K18
3. FIFA 18
4. Madden NFL 18
5. Final Fantasy IX
6. NHL 18
7. Grand Theft Auto V
8. Rocket League
9. Bloodborne
10. Star Wars Battlefront Ultimate Edition
11. The Last Of Us Remastered
12. Rainbow Six Siege
13. Minecraft: PlayStation 4 Edition
14. Pro Evolution Soccer 2018
15. Need for Speed
16. NBA Live 18: The One Edition
17. Friday the 13th: The Game
18. Uncharted: The Lost Legacy
19. Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite
20. Batman: Arkham Knight
For the top downloads on PlayStation 3, VR and Vita, check out the official PlayStation Blog entry here.
Our Take
It's no surprise that Destiny 2 shot to the top of the list, but with the slew of big name titles coming in October, it may not sit on that throne for very long.
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