Call of Duty: Black Ops II just lapped the entire PS Store in July like it was still 2012 and everyone forgot about the new hotness. The 2012 classic topped both PS5 and PS4 download charts in the US/Canada and EU, with Black Ops 1 right behind it, proving nostalgia hits harder than any marketing budget when Activision finally dropped the ports via Iron Galaxy.

Palworld clawed its way into the top 10 on PS5 while I Am Cat pounced to the top of the PS VR2 charts in both regions, showing that weird little creature collector and chill VR experiences can still move units even when the big shooters are dominating. Free-to-play stayed predictable with Roblox and Fortnite trading spots at the top, Warzone hanging in there, and Marvel Rivals sneaking into the US top three.

The real story isn't the numbers—it's that these legacy CoD titles are still pulling numbers years later while fresh releases fight for scraps. Iron Galaxy and Treyarch cooked up these ports and the community showed up in force, with early July data already showing massive active players on BO2 alone.