Games review: Lego Rock Band
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Format DS, PS3, Wii, Xbox 360
Publisher Warner Bros
The Lego universe continues to expand and it has now joined forces with the Rock Bandworld. Whoknew that music gaming could marry so well with little plastic blocks? Funny and family-friendly though it is, Lego Rock Band hasn’t reinvented the genre, although it has made it look much cuter.
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