Alan wake is 2010 not 2009

Forza 3 and Splinter cell book it ;)

Sorry.. I forgot....

Alan Wake's PC apearance is shaky..though proly still planned...

Why do PS3 fanboys come in here and do this all the time....?

Windows is made by MS...So why can pull hairs all you want about Exclusivity

I got to say that out of that list L4D2 and Splinter cell are the only ones which I'm slightly interested in, but they're both coming to pc too so I'm not missing anything in case I decide to buy either of them or both. :)

edit: about alan wake, wasn't the pc version supposed to be cancelled?

Get a colored name, and apparently you can constantly troll threads and never get banned.  How novel.

You may find 1 vs 100 boring, but about 100,000 people at any given time clearly disagree with you.  There was a similar thread for the PS3, I don't see why he deserves your painfully transparent attempts at contrived misanthropy for showing off Xbox's lineup.  Are you getting paid to troll threads constantly and not contribute anything?

On a more on topic note, I'm very excited for the implementation of real prizes in 1vs100, Gay Tony will hopefully be as awesome as LATD, which I loved, and even though racing sims aren't my cup of tea Forza looks incredible and may help slow down the sales push Sony will no doubt get from GT5.  I think this list just shows that Microsoft's game catalog is awesome, they have high-profile exclusives, DLC, and innovative online implementation coming out all the time.  PS3's lineup is equally great coming up, but sometimes the hype gets a little out of control, it's nice to see the other side of the coin.

Whoops just realized that lol. Its Q2 2010, i looked at it on IGN recently.

mmm forza 3 car porn ..... first game i have pre-ordered in forever ... or bought the special edition ...... one game i was pissed when the special ed was not out in the states last time with forza 2

2009 started in January, and MS is kind of behind.

I actually enjoy 1v100, but "innovative" is lol-worthy.

It's based on a game show. By this standard, "Ironman: the Movie Game" is innovative and "Who Wants to be a Millionaire?" is one of the most creative games ever made.

Regardless of its uniqueness (or lack thereof), it's still a good game.

Splinter Cell: Conviction and Halo: ODST are enough to make it the year of the 360 all by themselves. 2010 is also looking really good with Mass Effect 2, Alan Wake, and Halo: Reach. That's not to mention all the XBLA goodness that's sure to come out by then...