Overall: 8 out of 10 Gameplay: 8 out of 10 Graphics: 9 out of 10 Sound: 8 out of 10 Buy Dead Rising 2: Case Zero Buy @ Game

Overall: 8 out of 10 Gameplay: 9 out of 10 Graphics: 9 out of 10 Sound: 8 out of 10 Pros : Great puzzles with a steady learning curve, Fantastic charm through animations all the way throughout Cons : Story wavers towards the end, mini-games seem like unnecessary additions Dare you look into Pandora’s Box…or Layton’s Hat…

If a picture is worth a thousand words, then prepare yourself for about 10,000 words of what could possibly be the coolest place in the state to escape during the long, hot days of an Arizona summer.  I am referring, of course, to the Arizona Grand Resort, located at 8000 Arizona Grand Parkway in Phoenix, Arizona. The Arizona

Overall: 8 out of 10 Gameplay: 8 out of 10 Graphics: 7 out of 10 Sound: 8 out of 10 Pros : Fantastic array of different sounds to use, Worthwhile tool for those interested in drumming, Great value Cons : Not much leanway for beginners We know you want to hit that ‘Want to make even more noise? Buy a real drum kit.’ Rock Band cheekily suggests after I’ve shelled out on a Band Bundle to play the game in its glorious ensemble. Anger risen from such badly written economical advice doesn’t exactly help in the task of hitting things with an added sense of rhythm and timing, seeing as senseless violence suits games like GTA or Fight Night: Glee Edition much more

Overall: 7 out of 10 Gameplay: 7 out of 10 Graphics: 8 out of 10 Sound: 8 out of 10 Pros : The band are fully realised in physical form with impressive motion capture, Plenty of rewards to unlock, Famililarly enjoyable gameplay with clearer vocal interface makes it a blast to play Cons : Too few venues, Some albums are ridiculously scarce and desperately awaiting DLC Work your way to the top…from the top!? When news first seeped out about Green Day: Rock Band during waves upon waves of uninspiring DLC, my fret hand rejoiced at the possibility of dousing myself in gallons of songs from one of my favourite bands. It’s pretty much anyone’s natural reaction (…hopefully) when they’re given the possibility to become a Fischer Price cover band of their idols, but Harmonix’s previous duet with The Beatles means that the tenacious trio must follow in the daunting looking footsteps of legends