Lego Indy whips the charts into shape again

In a move that has caught us here at Gamezine a little by surprise, Lego Indiana Jones has cracked its whip and sent Wii Fit fleeing in yoga-stepping terror into third place this week.

Wall-E moved up ten places to second on the back of the film's success, despite the game being an average jaunt that, in gameplay terms, has bugger all to do with it. Wall-E doesn't collect tubes in the film, so why does he do it in the game? Answer me that, THQ!

The first and only new entry into the top 20 is Guitar Hero: On Tour, the DS-based attempt to extend the GH franchise into new areas.

As Wimbledon has finished, so sales of Top Spin 3 have slumped somewhat, seeing as it is down to tenth position. The Olympic Games could be represented, in game terms, by Mario and Sonic, whose effort is still beating the official Beijing 2008 game (both from Sega, ironically).

The Bourne Conspiracy's ultra-linear jaunt failed to remain in the top 20, although Alone in the Dark has seen a light at the end of the tunnel, rising two places to 20th.

Expect more of the same next week, there aren't really any major games on the radar for the very near future.

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• 1. Lego Indiana Jones: Original Adventures – Traveller’s Tales
• 2. Wall-E - THQ
• 3. Wii Fit - Nintendo
• 3. Super Smash Bros Brawl - Nintendo
• 5. Mario Kart Wii - Nintendo
• 6. Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games - Sega
• 7. Battlefield: Bad Company
• 8. Kung Fu Panda - Activision
• 9. Guitar Hero: On Tour - Activision
• 10. Top Spin 3 - 2K Sports
• 11. Beijing 2008 - Sega
• 12. Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock - Activision
• 13. Grand Theft Auto IV - Rockstar
• 14. Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots - Konami
• 15. Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare - Activision
• 16. Cooking Guide: Can't Decide What to Eat? - Nintendo
• 17. Unreal Tournament III - Epic Games
• 18. Guitar Hero: Aerosmith - Activision
• 19. Race Driver: GRID - Codemasters
• 20. Alone in the Dark - Atari