Digital video game sales tracker SuperData have released their report for September, and it contains some very good news for Sony and Activision. Marvel’s Spider-Man is Sony’s biggest digital launch to date, selling 2.17 million copies in September, which puts it just ahead of God of War’s launch sales. That said, Spider-Man wasn’t September’s top game in terms of earnings – that honor goes to Destiny 2, which released its big Forsaken expansion in early September. Over 60 percent of Destiny 2 players purchased the expansion, shooting the game to the top of the charts.

　　Elsewhere on the console charts, Fortnite and this year’s latest sports games continue to bring in the big bucks. Shadow of the Tomb Raider also makes its debut in the #8 spot. The PC charts are dominated by the usual suspects including League of Legends, Fortnite, and PUBG. Interestingly, Destiny 2 doesn’t even make the PC list, perhaps saying something about the console/PC split for the game. Meanwhile, the mobile charts are, of course, topped by Chinese hits like Honor of Kings and standbys like Pokemon Go and Candy Crush Saga. You can check out the full PC, console, and mobile charts, below:

　　PC

　　Dungeon Fighter OnlineLeague of LegendsCrossfireFantasy Westward Journey Online IIWorld of WarcraftPlayerUnknown's BattlegroundsMonster Hunter: WorldFortniteWorld of TanksCounter-Strike: Global OffensiveConsole

　　Destiny 2Marvel's Spider-ManFIFA 19FortniteNBA 2k19FIFA 18Call of Duty: WWIIShadow of the Tomb RaiderGrand Theft Auto VPlayerUnknown's BattlegroundsMobile

　　Honor of KingsQQ SpeedPokemon GoKnives OutFantasy Westward JourneyClash RoyaleFate/Grand OrderCandy Crush SagaMonster StrikeClash of ClansAnything about SuperData’s September charts surprise you? Given some of cynicism about Destiny 2, I didn’t necessarily expect it to top the charts, but I guess the game’s real fans are too busy playing to complain about it online. What game do you think will be 2018’s top-earner when all is said and done?