Game Pad

Wii, £ 29.99, 12 + certified, Nintendo

Since the unfavorable We Sing has become a series of predictable reliability, good prices based on singing games. Having pushed the envelope considerably between one and two versions, the series has stuck to its formula since.

While some innovations are welcome, too many games have made the mistake of setting for the good of the configuration. This is not a criticism that can Sing We Rock. Nordic Games has kept rigidly to the "if it is not broken" principle of this version and the result is, yes, reliable and reasonably priced.

There are a couple of complaints, however. One of them - the apparent lack of volume in playback mode - a system that could be shown mercy and trying to save the night of my efforts in the eye of the tiger, my inability to find the right volume control microphone or a symptom of the copy bit to examine the errors unfinished.

not a major complaint, however. Even if you tended to hear the voices, the different effects you can add (Cathedral, Bizarre, Robot) is a nice touch and neighbors probably appreciated the eyes only hear Of The Tiger "right" once.

The only complaint is another: a) a bit bigger, and b) somewhat inevitable. What about that list of songs? While we appreciate the need for people-please, in this type of packs, singing rock suggests an understanding of gender as Tulisa.

even going to give the choice of Extreme More Than Words to include here, as the winds of change Scorpions. But hey, KT Tunstall? Suspicious Minds Elvis Presley? Sheryl Crow? Coldplay

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