Gerry Harvey's getting in on the game pie.

Batman swoops down to collect first place. FIFA is still at second place. Forza has fallen to second in it's second week of sales. The Sims 3: Pets has started at sixth and id's RAGE has gone all the way down to 8th from 4th.

Forza Motorsport 4 hits the top of the charts this week, with Rage dropping down to fourth, and Pro Evo 2012 starting off at fifth place. Dark Souls is down to seventh in it's second week on the shelves, and F1 2011 is down to ninth.

After last week's disappointing drop, everyone's favourite dancing game Zumba Fitness has dropped yet again to third place thanks to the return of Tanner in Driver: San Francisco. Deus Ex: Human Revolution has managed to keep the top spot for a second week running.

You're not going to believe what game's number one this week. Okay, so you probably can. Sigh.

Yep, Zumba Fitness is still at number one. Call of Juarez starts strong at second place, with Harry Potter's final adventures starting to sell strong with the final movie's release. Dungeon Siege III rises up to 6th place after a while off the charts, and Cars 2 rolls into eighth position on the grid.

No: We're NOT trolling you. Zumba Fitness is on top again. Transformers went up to number two. Black Ops jumps to fourth place, and Harry Potter's last adventure starts at number seven on the charts.

There's been a lot of talk on the Internet recently about a strange little icon on a first look at the Resistance 3 bundle box, and we've got the details.

After a long wait, Sony's PlayStation Store opens to the public for the first time since the Network's downtime.

L.A. Noire starts strong at top spot on this week's charts, with LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean at second. Brink falls to third place, Portal 2 falls to seventh, Mortal Kombat to ninth, and Black Ops to last spot on the top ten.