There’s a palpable sense of elation when you can finally afford the car you’ve been quietly lusting after

Deaths in Super Meat Boy are often horribly violent comic affairs, so the ability to save and share your countless demises is good for a few laughs with friends.

The sequel not only expands upon the solid foundations laid by its progenitor, but also breathes new life into a stale genre.

To add to all of this misery, the game runs so painfully slowly, it's as though the devs were asking the Wii to handle Crysis at full detail.

Instead, The Undergarden is like a soothing drink at the end of a hard day, or the videogame equivalent of a back rub, with the addition of psychotropic drugs.

I suppose it’s quite possible that Robbie Williams went out of fashion, but is now at the point that he’s trendy again - like flares and the Tory party.

At last, here’s a series entry that understands what a Sonic game should be: fast, bright, and most importantly, fun.

Daniel Craig replaces the boxy Pierce Brosnan of old, and he’s brought a greater sense of athleticism and a shiny smart phone along with him.

It’s about as close to the TV show as you’re going to get without spending years in the gym, eating your weight in protein powder and developing an unhealthy fondness for Lycra.

It helps that much of what originally made Guitar Hero such a revelation is intact here.

The reboot is the best thing to happen to Castlevania since Symphony Of The Night