Ghostbusters Sanctum of Slime is the latest full licensed game building off the beloved Ghostbusters franchise.  Available for download now and with the enticement of 4 player ghost busting slime slamming fun, read on to find out if this deserves  Bill Murray's tick of approval or should be banished to the neither regions of the proton pack.

Original concepts are getting few and far between in the gaming world of late, so some developers are flaunting formulas that work. Travellers Tales is no different offering up the latest LEGO centric game. This time Lego tackles the animated Star Wars series: The Clone Wars. Read on to find out if the force is strong in this one or it should be cast back to the dark side.

Listen here, Broth-eeeeeeeeeeeer; the Hulkster is back, and bringing rassling buddies new and old with him. So strap on those tights, lace up those turnbuckles, because WWE All Stars is ready to Tornado Tag your ass out of the ring.

Love online shooters like Halo but tired of paying those outrageous game store prices (and too technically challenged to work out how to buy imports)? Section 8 Prejudice has what you need.

Power armoured troops battling it out, crazy guns, hover vehicles, armour abilties, stat tracking, upgrades, medals

I'll be cueing up my download come the 20th of April.

Well this is just plain weird. We've heard for a while that we'd see more Avatar focused games beyond the option of using them in certain Kinect titles. But this is something... bigger, than expected. Rather than the usual simle platformer or cart racing game or something generic MS has a full on adventure fantasy game called the Avatar Legends.

Trailers below but it's got quite a lot of footage. It doesn't look amazing, simple graphics and simple gameplay, maybe a gateway RPG drug for kids to get them hooked before you drop an Elder Scrolls on them. But the trailer gets very interesting towards the end where it demonstrates an editor mode you can use to modfiy the landscape and drop buildings. A customisable dialogue tree even appears for a moment. That part looks quite groovy for the Sim fans. So far no other details other than we'll see this game appear on the dash board sometime this year.

I've been seized by some odd ponderings lately. My minds net has been cast wide into my fevered and often perverted imagination and drawn in some fishy wishes for gaming in the future. Do I think any of these things will actually happen? Probably not a hope in hell. But here's the top five wishes I had for gaming this morning while eating toast.

It’s been a big few weeks for censorship in Australia. Mortal Kombat gets refused classification, another Attorney General blocks the R18+ debate for a set of reasons even more ridiculous than the last guys, Australian Christian Lobby spokesperson Lyle Shelton and Australian Council on Children and the Media Elizabeth Handsley both made arguments against the R18+ which could have been predicted beforehand almost word for word by anyone familiar with their brand of moral panic (A particular low point was a comparison of games companies and the media in Australia to the tobacco industry, charming Lyle).