In the GfK’s annual report for the UK games market, they reveal that 2016 revenue from combined sales of physical games, console hardware, accessories, digital points cards, and toys-to-life figurines fell 15.8% year-over-year to £1.78 billion.
By category, console hardware was down 27% year-over-year to £503 million, software was down 16.4% to £776 million, and accessories were up 1% to £501 million. In 2016, every console (except 3DS) was down in sales, while accessories rose in sales thanks to PlayStation VR.
Taking a deeper look at software last year in the UK, Games Industry points out that nearly 80% of all boxed games sold last year were either on PS4 or Xbox One (up from 66% in 2015). PS3 and Xbox 360 games accounted for 8.1% of sales (down from 20% last year), with Wii U at just 2.5%. Here’s the breakdown of software share by platform in 2016 in the UK, based on units sold:
PlayStation 4 – 45%
Xbox One – 34.1%
Nintendo 3DS – 7%
Xbox 360 – 5.2%
PlayStation 3 – 2.9%
Wii U – 2.5%
PC – 2.3%
Wii – 0.5%
PlayStation Vita – 0.4%
Nintendo DS – 0.1%

Looking at publishers, EA held 22.1% software market share (by units), followed by Activision Blizzard with 12.1%, Ubisoft with 9.5%, Nintendo with 8.2%, Take-Two with 7.4%, and Sony with 7.1%.
According to GfK, here’s the top 50 best-selling games of 2016 in the UK through retail stores:

FIFA 17 (2.5 million)
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