The game shop Game recently released a list of the top games of all time. The poll took place on their website to decide, and nearly 100,000 votes were counted. So, I guess your wondering what the verdict was. Here it is!

• 30: Doom

• 29: Wii Fit

• 28: The Legend Of Zelda: Twilight Princess

• 27: Sensible Soccer

• 26: Crash Bandicoot

• 25: Shenmue

• 24: The Sims 2

• 23: Resident Evil 4

• 22: Elite

• 21: Super Mario Galaxy

• 20: Super Mario World

• 19: Sonic The Hedgehog

• 18: Half-Life

• 17: Tetris

• 16: Super Mario Bros. 3

• 15: Tomb Raider

• 14: Halo: Combat Evolved

• 13: Mario Kart Wii

• 12: World Of Warcraft

• 11: The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion

• 10: Gears Of War

• 9: Half - Life 2

• 8: Metal Gear Solid

• 7: Halo 3

• 6: GoldenEye 007

• 5: Super Mario 64

• 4: Grand Theft Auto IV

• 3: Final Fantasy VII

• 2: The Legend Of Zelda: Oracina Of Time

• 1: Call Of Duty 4

For more information, visit www.game.co.uk/greastestgames.

Look at this! Yes, It’s a sheet of all the different types of Rarepon! I hope it helps you decide which you want to make! If you  have any questions about how to make any of these Patapon, just ask!

At last! The game we have all been waiting for has arrived, and here are the first few cheats we’ve found for you to try out!

Character - Code
Barranca - 04EM94
Belloq (desert) - CHN3YU
Belloq (jungle) - TDR197
Belloq (priest) - VEO29L
Boxer - 8246RB
British officer - VJ5TI9
British troop - DJ5I2W
British troop commander - B73EUA
Captain Katanga - VJ3TT3
Chatterlal - ENW936
Chucin - 3NK48T
Colonel Dietrich - 2K9RKS
Colonel Vogel - 8EAL4H
Dancing girl - C7EJ21
Desert digger - 12N68W
Desert enemy officer - 2MK45O
Desert masked bandit - N48SF0
Desert monkey man - 3RF6YJ
Desert soldier - 4NSU7Q
Desert swordsman - 1MK4RT
Donovan - 3NFTU8
Dr. Schneider (desert) - JSNRT9
Dr. Schneider (officer) - VMJ5US
Enemy Bazookaman - S93Y5R
Enemy bazookaman - MK83R7
Enemy butler - VJ48W3
Enemy communications officer - 1MF94R
Enemy guard - VJ7R51
Enemy guard (Nepal) - YR47WM
Enemy officer - 572E61
Enemy pilot - B84ELP
Fedora - V75YSP
First mate - 0GIN24
Grail knight - NE6THI
Hovitos tribesman - H0V1SS
Indiana Jones (officer) - VJ85OS
Indiana Jones disguised - 4J8S4M
Jungle guide - 24PF34
Kaokan - WMO46L
Kazim (desert) - 3M29TJ
Kazim (Venice) - NRH23J
Laoche - 2NK479
Maharaja - NFK5N2
Major Toht - 13NS01
Mola Ram - FJUR31
Pankot assassin - 2NKT72
Pankot guard - VN28RH
Punjabi dignitary - KD48TN
Punjabi village elder - 4682E1
Sherpa brawler - VJ37WJ
Sherpa gunner - ND762W
Slave child - 0E3ENW
Thuggee - VM683E
Thuggee Chatterlal - CNH4RY
Thuggee priest - T2R3F9
Thuggee slavedriver - VBS7GW
Willie DJ - VK93R7
Willie pajamas - MEN4IP
Wuhan - 3NSLT8

Math Room Codes - Enter these codes in the math room;

0P1TA5 - “Super Slap” can be turned on in “Extras”
13NS01 - Major Toht
H86LA2 - Treasure Magnet
FJUR31 - Unlock Mola Ram for purchase
VIES2R - Unlocks “Character Treasure” in Extras menu

Your mail is on your desk (40)
Post all parcels.

Fortune & glory kid (100)
Complete the game to 100%.

You chose… wisely (30)
Unlock all of the available characters.

You will become a true believer (20)
Use a Thuggee Statue 20 times.

Bad dates! (20)
Give 20 bananas to monkeys.

What a cautious fellow I am (20)
Destroy 50 objects with a bazooka or other explosive device.

You call this archaeology? (20)
Use a scholar character’s academic ability 50 times.

The best digger in Cairo (20)
Uncover 50 pieces of buried treasures using the excavation ability.

Trouble with her is the noise (20)
Destroy 50 objects or characters using the scream and super scream ability.

Start the engines, Jock! (20)
Use a mechanic character’s repair ability 50 times.

How we say goodbye in Germany (20)
Access restricted enemy locations 50 times.

There is nothing to fear here (10)
Complete the “The Lost Temple” level in Story Mode.

It’s important Marion, trust me (10)
Complete the “Into the Mountains” level in Story Mode.

Belloq’s staff is too long (10)
Complete the “City of Danger” level in Story Mode.

Why did it have to be snakes? (10)
Complete the “The Well of Souls” level in Story Mode.

I’m making this up as I go along (10)
Complete the “Pursing the Ark” level in Story Mode.

Keep your eyes shut! (10)
Complete the “Opening the Ark” level in Story Mode.

Short Round, step on it! (10)
Complete the “Shanghai Showdown” level in Story Mode.

I had bugs for lunch! (10)
Complete the “Pankot Secrets” level in Story Mode.

Kali Ma will rule the world! (10)
Complete the “Kali’s Temple” level in Story Mode.

Quit fooling around. (10)
Complete the “Free The Slaves” level in Story Mode.

Take the left tunnel! (10)
Complete the “Escape the Mines” level in Story Mode.

Prepare to meet Kali! (10)
Complete the “Battle on the Bridge” level in Story Mode.

X marks the spot! (10)
Complete the “The Hunt for Sir Richard” level in Story Mode.

DON’T call me Junior! (10)
Complete the “Castle Rescue” level in Story Mode.

We’re not going in the boat? (10)
Complete the “Motorcycle Escape” level in Story Mode

No ticket (10)
Complete the “Trouble in the Sky” level in Story Mode.

They’re well out of range dad (10)
Complete the “Desert Ambush” level in Story Mode.

He chose…poorly. (10)
Complete the “Temple of the Grail” level in Story Mode.

I hate these guys (20)
Destroy 200 bad guys.

It’s not the years honey (40)
Complete any level with out dying, without invincibility.

How dare you kiss me! (15)
Use your whip to kiss Marion, Willie and Elsa.

Oh it breaks the heart (15)
Oh it breaks the heart.

You’ve got to hand it to Traveller’s Tales, they’ve really struck gold with their family-friendly LEGO-related titles. Having already secured a strong partnership with LucasArts and Eidos with the two LEGO Star Wars titles, the studio is now turning its attention to another Lucas property: the adventure-loving archaeologist, Indiana Jones. Timed to near-perfection with the release of the fourth Indy movie, LEGO Indiana Jones takes a trip down memory lane, travelling back to the original three stories. But with another LEGO-based romp later in the year in Warner Bros. Interactive’s LEGO Batman, is this a brick-building adventure too far?

LEGO Star Wars was amazing; it offered a new type of platformer to the gamer. LEGO Indiana Jones would be rubbish if it didn’t have some of the winning properties from that game.

Just like in LEGO Star Wars, there is a main hub from which you can access each of the chapters (here, it is Barnett College). The college also hosts other features, like a library where you can unlock new characters, a museum that shows off some artefacts that you find along your journey, and even the ‘Create a Character’, just like in LEGO Star Wars II!

More features of the previous LEGO games are here; LEGO studs are still at the heart of the game, with breakable scenary still around for you to destroy and harvest studs from. Also, the co-op gameplay from the previous games is here, letting you have Shorty or Willie by your side as you roam around the 18 chapters.

Free play mode also makes a come back, letting you access areas you couldn’t previously get to, using characters not used during the story. This means that you could have Short Round climbing through a small tunnel in Raiders Of The Lost Ark. It’s just like in LEGO Star Wars!

But there is some new features to LEGO Indy. Unlike the previous games, there are now vehicle levels! Yes, you can ride the minecart, drive the boats and even enjoy some stolen motorbikes. In fat, the missions in general are more varied than in LEGO Star Wars, with each having something memorable and enjoyable about them.

It is quite amazing at the amount of detail put into LEGO Indy, such as Indy still being afraid of snakes, and Willie being terrorfied of bugs. Getting close to their fears makes them shake in their boots, too scared to move closer! Detail has also been put into the scenery, with almost everything breakable!

It’s hard to put such an amazing and action packed game down. Sadly there are a few let downs. For a start, the camera views are stil rubbish! This problem occured in all the previous LEGO games, and STILL hasn’t been corrected! Also, some of the levels include puzzles that could potentially prove a bit difficult for the younger gamers. And then you realise there’s no online co-op…

Overall, LEGO Indiana Jones is a great game, taking all the good parts of LEGO Star Wars, and adding in it’s own, unique missions. The graphics are brilliant, along with the best gameplay I have seen for a LEGO game. But maybe it’s a little short-lived…

RATING: 87%

The results for the runescape account competition are here! We have counted up all the comments and here the results:

1ST PLACE - KKlad217

2ND PLACE - Peanut (always next time…)

3RD PLACE - Kat

Too bad Peanut and Kat. I didn’t even realise people who worked at Peanutmaster could enter (Peanut, cough, cough)…. KKlad217, We’ll email you Runeman0257’s password as soon as possible! Watch this space for more competitons!

This is what happens when you have too much free time! Watch these great videos made on Linerider!

I hope you enjoy these - I was amazed! To make your own Linerider track, just follow this link;

http://linerider.com/play-line-rider-online

Peanutmaster is doing it’s first competition! You could win yourself a free account on Runescape! Here’s a little information about the character were giving away;

Name: Runeman0257

Appearance: Ok, It’s a boy, with white hair, fairly light skin and has some nice armour.

Lvls: Ok, this is only a Combat Lvl 8, but with the weaponry it has, it could level up easily.

Weaponry: This guy has got a bronze longsword, a bronze sword, a bronze dagger and a shortbow with 32 arrows.

Extras: He has complete bronze armour, including bronze full helm, with a bronze kiteshield, a cape and  even a ghostspeak amulate!

Ok, so it’s just a small account, but Runeman0257 does have a few quest points! To win this account, all you have to do is leave the most comments on this page! We’ll email the winner the password when the competition ends. If this competition is a succssess, We’ll do more in the future!

THE COMPETITION GOES ON FROM 2ND - 8TH OF JUNE! GOOD LUCK!

Patapon isn’t part of one main genre; it is part platform, tactics, and most importantly, part rythm based. You play as the Patapon’s God; guiding the lost tribe to their goal - IT! But the evil Zigotons stand in your way! Each of the four buttons on the right acts as a different drum, and you must control an army using different beats. Sounds easy!

Well, it is easy once you’ve got the hang of it. Most levels are easily completed although some prove more difficult than others. These levels come around the middle of the game, and even I used an online walkthrough for them! One disapointment I found with the gameplay is that the final boss is rather… Easy; there is this big  build up to him, where you think He’ll be amazingly hard, then you defeat him in the first battle!

And this isn’t the only disapointment. After you have completed the missions, you can only access the hunting areas and bosses, unless you start a new game. I was thinking that maybe after completeing the game, all missions would become replayable, but this is not the case. Not a really bad disapointment, because the bosses are briliant, but a disapointment still. Also, I’m not going to ruin the ending for all those who havent completed the game, but it is rather dull…

Just by looking at the graphics, you can tell that the makers must have had something to do with Loco Roco (if you’ve played Loco Roco you’ll understand what I mean). The graphics look very very similar, although I think the colours are sharper in Patapon.

Just like Loco Roco, Patapon has some catchy tunes. For days after playing this game, I was humming  and Pata-ponning and chaka-donning everywhere!

When people ask me for tips on Patapon, I always say that you must anticipate what wil happen next. If you know you will be attacked by a wave of arrows or fire, move back before it happens. If you know that you can’t dodge the incomming attack, start protecting! Its simple! Another tip I give is to remember that an enemie’s attacks don’t always stay in the same beat, and that you may have to come out of fever to get protecting at the right time.

 Below is a list of the different squads in Patapon, to help you decide which to use:

• Hatapon - This Patapon is the first one available to the game, and functions to hold the army together. Holds high the Patapon banner. His death results in mission failure. Hata (旗) means “flag” in Japanese.
• Yaripon - Spear-Throwing Patapon. This is the initial unit type given to the player to control, and is useful for both hunting and fighting. Their fever attack is a jumping spear throw that greatly increases the distance of the projectile while avoiding many enemy attacks. A Yaripon squad consists of 6 Yaripon. Yari (槍) means “spear” in Japanese.
• Tatepon - Axe-Wielding Patapon. These Patapon are equipped with axes and shields and are primarily melee fighters. They are useless while hunting, as their attack range is negligible at best and scares off prey. Tatepons are arguably the best defense Patapon units, as their shields can protect the entire army from projectile attack. While in fever mode, their shields increase in size and provide better protection. A Tatepon squad consists of 6 Tatepon. Tate (盾) means “shield” in Japanese.
• Yumipon - Archer Patapon. These Patapon have the largest attack range in the game and are always placed in back of any army. While they are extremely effective and can rain down arrows on enemies from afar, they are vulnerable to fire. While in fever mode, they shoot three arrows every attack instead of one. A Yumipon squad consists of 6 Yumipon. Yumi (弓) means “bow” in Japanese.
• Kibapon - Cavalry Patapon. Equipped with horses and halberds, Kibapons deal heavy damage and knock back enemy troops. While relatively useless normally, they become faster and push back enemies with great power when in fever mode. They should only be used by a skilled player. A Kibapon Squad consists of 3 Kibapon. Kiba (騎馬) means “horse-rider” in Japanese
• Dekapon - Mace-Wielding Patapon. These monstrous brutes are extremely large and bulky, and as a result do massive damage to their targets. Unfortunately, Dekapons are extremely slow, which tempers their awesome might. While in fever mode, Dekapon have a ground pound attack that stuns enemies. A Dekapon squad consists of 3 Dekapon. Dekai (でかい) means “gargantuan” in Japanese.
• Megapon - Horn Playing Patapon. Megapons are by far the oddest unit in the game. They are taller than most other Patapons, and carry around massive horns. To attack, they play their horns and the sound waves that are projected take on physical form, flying at the enemy and causing damage. Megapons have a variety of attacks, but the two most utilized are a standard wave of 3 blue notes that bounce off of and around the enemy, causing ricochet damage, and a massive red note only used during fever mode that hits multiple times causing massive damage. A Megapon squad consists of 3 Megapon. Their name may be based on ‘Megaphone’.

• Upgradeable Units - During the ‘birthing’ phase at the Tree of Life, players can use different combinations of ‘ka-ching’ and raw materials they gathered during individual hunting missions, mini-games, and other means. Higher quality or rare ingredients coupled with higher ‘ka-ching’ costs results in higher quality base units. An example would be pairing ’succulent’ meat along with ‘cherry blossom’ instead of ’standard’ meat and ‘wood branch’. This is not discussed, nor combinations given in the included game manual, but players can experiment for discovery.

Overall, Patapon is a good game, with some minor disapointments, but this is made up for with it’s mix of genres. Patapon’s graphics are great, with sharp colours and enthralling backgrounds. I think that with some alterations, this game could be the best for the PSP!

RATING: 85%

It’s hard to say that you ‘enjoy’ a Silent Hill game. Sure you can admire and appreciate Konami’s survival horror, but a game that’s relentlessly dark, grimey and has you shooting a mutated version of your mum has very few punch the air/ high five moments. But the fact that this PSP entry to the series is as bleak and unsettling as the previous game is testament to the amazing work Climax have done making it just as scary. With the headphones on, peering into the screen, your soon sucked into hellish proceedings.

The story is set before the events of the original Silent Hil, with trucker Travis Grady stumbling around the cursed town looking for a way out. It’s the same mix of slow combat, exploring and puzzle solving but each element is superbly put together and balanced to make it very compelling. The constant gloom and graphic horror may not suit everyone, but there is no denying that this is one of the best adventure games on the PSP. And it’ll reignite your desire for the Hill ahead of the fifth console game in the series.

RATING: 86%

Neatly tucks in all of Silent Hill’s qualities into one of the best PSP games of the year!