Call Of Duty: Black Ops has topped the PlayStation 3 chart.
Similar to the all-formats and Xbox 360 charts this week, it is followed by new entry Marvel Vs Capcom 3: Fate Of Two Worlds in second and Dead Space 2 in third.
Elsewhere LittleBigPlanet 2 drops two places to fourth while Mass Effect 2 re-enters the chart in tenth.
The top ten in full:
1. (6) Call Of Duty: Black Ops (Activision)
2. (-) Marvel Vs Capcom 3: Fate Of Two Worlds (Capcom)
3. (3) Dead Space 2 (Electronic Arts)
4. (2) LittleBigPlanet 2 (Sony)
5. (1) Test Drive Unlimited 2 (Atari)
6. (7) FIFA 11 (Electronic Arts)
7. (5) Grand Theft Auto IV: Complete Collection (Rockstar Games)
8. (4) Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood (Ubisoft)
9. (8) Gran Turismo 5 (Sony)
10. (12) Mass Effect 2 (Electronic Arts) 
Football Manager 2011 continues to top the PC chart for a eleventh week running.
It is followed by The Sims 3 in second whileCall Of Duty: Black Ops re-enters the top ten in third.
Elsewhere Dead Space 2 jumps two places to sixth while WOW: Wrath Of The Lich King drops to eighth position.
The top ten in full:
1. (1) Football Manager 2011 (Sega)
2. (3) The Sims 3 (Electronic Arts)
3. (13) Call Of Duty: Black Ops (Activision)
4. (4) The Sims 3: Late Night (Electronic Arts)
5. (5) World Of Warcraft: Cataclysm (Blizzard Entertainment)
6. (8) Dead Space 2 (Electronic Arts)
7. (7) StarCraft II: Wings Of Liberty (Blizzard)
8. (6) World Of Warcraft: Wrath Of The Lich King (Blizzard Entertainment)
9. (9) Civilization V (2K Games)
10. (10) The Sims 2 (Electronic Arts)
ust Dance 2 continues to top the Wii chart for a nineteenth successive week.
It is followed by Mario Sports Mix in second and Dance Juniors in third.
Elsewhere Michael Jackson: The Experience climbs two places whileGoldenEye 007 re-enters the chart in tenth. 
Sony has been working on a hack-proof PlayStation 3, according to a report.
Sources have told Everything HQ that the platform holder will release a system with improved security features after the console was hacked last month.
The model will reportedly be a slim-line, 300GB SKU with a reduced price point of £186.99 to incentivise players to purchase to new system.
Existing models on store shelves will be given price drops to make way for the more secure console.
Sony has yet to comment on the rumour. 
The UK government will introduce tax breaks for the games industry next month, according to a report.
Sources have told The Sunday Times (viaDevelop) that chancellor George Osbourne has been considering the move as part of "an eye-catching measure to put in his Budget for growth".
It has been suggested that next month's Budget will include £30 million of tax relief. While the figure is far less than the £100 million trade association TIGA had suggested, UKIE has said that the move is a welcome one.
"[It's] a sign that the government is taking the games industry seriously," said director general of games Michael Rawlinson.
"The government is seriously looking for initiatives that support Britain's creative industries, and the games industry is an important one for them."
TIGA succeeded in convincing Labour to introduce a tax credit in March 2010 before it wasscrapped by the coalition government in the emergency Budget.
A spokesperson for the Treasury has declined to comment on the rumour.
