Ahhh the Wiggles, charming kids bewildering adults and raking in money everywhere.  Now it’s your chance to Hot Potato,  Little Red Car and Wake up Jeff to your hearts – and lungs – content with SingStar The Wiggles.

Given the price, it is a tough call to up the quality of your ‘play’ instruments for games such as Guitar Hero and Rock Band.  But beware; when you get your mitts on the Logitech branded wireless drum kit you may be tempted.

Not as accessible as its guitar orientated brethren, DJ Hero is still an oddly fun way to make believe you are musically talented.

What can Activision and Neversoft bust out with the latest iteration of the popular Guitar Hero franchise?  Is it more of the same, or does the shadow of Rockband:  The Beatles put the pressure on for innovation?  Gladly, it seems the Guitar Hero franchisees have been listening to their crowd surfing fans. 

Some are concerned that the popularity of the Wii has diluted the once deep and rich gaming landscape, but instead they should embrace the legitimacy to the hobby that the Wii has brought to the industry.

Activision has released the final list of 85 tracks for the upcoming Guitar Hero 5.  Superstition, Smells Like Teen Spirit and Sultans of Swing all make the cut.

Featuring exclusive content from JAY-Z and EMINEM, along with premium controller hardware (Pictured within), Activision announce the premium version of the upcoming DJ game with DJ Hero Renegade Edition.

So as a raving Harry Potter nut, you just have to have everything branded as such, just like the boy wizard is himself, right?  Well, with the new movie interpretation of the books just in cinemas, is this game something else to add to your collection?

The NPD figures for June are out, and they tell a continuing tale of decline in the sector once thought to be recession proof.  In particular, pressure on Sony to drop the PlayStation 3 retail price is building.

Playing the PR game smoothly, Activision today confirmed a further 22 tracks for the upcoming Guitar Hero 5.  Adding The Rolling Stones, Thin Lizzy, The Screaming Trees and, ulp! Sir Elton John into the mix.