Overall I would say that this game could have been something special, it spanned across different time periods and represented them well, but the over-use of enemy types and the under-use of narrative and plot made it feel like a slow demoralizing slog through a badly coloured yet interesting environment for a extremely disappointing final encounter.

It would be easy to dismiss Lego Rock Band as just another kids title, it would also be easy to dismiss Lego rock band a just a skin game based on the previous rock band titles, for the most part that analogy would be closer to the truth. But those of us that will go beneath the surface on this game will see that it’s actually, well, surprisingly good.

2k’s latest epic borderlands may be overlooked by many especially with the other big titles coming out for the remainder of this year, but those that do will be missing out.

Between the game and its exclusive content you couldn’t ask for any more for its retail price. It’s a prime example of how Bungie feel about the fans of their games and the lengths they are going to for them.

A tower defence game that is taking the iPhone/iPod Touch to new levels. When you start playing this game, you look at the graphics and think to yourself, “umm, plain and simple”. And they are, but when you start destroying the “Creeps” the explosion of colours is beautiful and you’re sucked straight into the game.

With wings spread and sculking in the dead of night, Batman: Arkham Asylum glides sliently and unseen in to the number 1 spot of the all format UK charts.

With Wolfenstein jumping straight in on the number 2 spot of the UK Games Chart, we wondered, will this game disappoint its fans? We had to have a play to find out!