The title narrowly beat PlayStation's Horizon: Zero Dawn - though, of course, that was a single-format release. The Horizon on PS4 was the popular individual SKU of the month.
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild had to settle for the third spot, though its primary platform had stock shortages throughout the month.
Mass Effect Andromeda sits simply behind Zelda, though was solely on sale for half the month, whereas Lego Worlds at No.5 rounds up a completely new top five.
The latest monthly report from stat-tracker GfK additionally features the first ever boxed sales chart for Nintendo Switch. the highest five were: The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild (No.1), 1-2-Switch (No.2), Super Bomberman R (No.3), Just Dance 2017 (No.4) and Skylanders Imaginations (No.5).
Nintendo Switch game sales accounted for 8.2% of all games sold-out last month in the Britain, creating it the third most successful machine for game sales - behind PS4 and Xbox One. as a result of the higher priced nature of Switch games, Nintendo's console accounted for over twelve-tone music of the revenue generated by boxed software last month.
However, despite some major launches, the particular range of games sold in March 2017 was down compared with March 2016 (a slight drop of about 2.8%). this can be because Ubisoft's Ghost Recon: Wildlands didn't match the performance of last year's The Division - that emerged as one of the largest marketing games of the year.
Revenue, however, makes for higher reading. £59m was generated from boxed game sales last month, a rise of 22 compared with March 2016. Again, the higher price of Switch games competes for its part on that.
Mirroring the highest 3, the biggest publisher of the month was Ubisoft (19% share of the market), followed by Sony (15.2%), Nintendo (14.1%), EA (12.2%) then Warner Bros (8.5%).
Other new releases in the top twenty last month included 1-2 Switch at No.9 and Nier Automata at No.17.
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