Xbox 360 2008-2009 exclusives.
Gears of War 2
Ninja Gaiden 2 (already out)
Fable 2
Banjo Kazooie: Nuts and Bolts
Left 4 Dead
Infinite Undiscovery
Halo Wars
Alan Wake
Viva Pinata: Trouble in Paradise
Too Human
Champions Online
Splinter Cell Conviction
Huxley
Theseis
Guilty Gear: Overture
Tales of Vesparia
Project Offset
Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures
Elveon
The Crossing
Warhound
All Points Bulletin
Well looking forward to the above (emphasis mine).
Also, on the multi-platform front, 360 owners also have Force Unleashed, Ghostbusters and Fallout 3 to look forward to.
Gonna be a gooooooooood year.
I have to admit, not much on that list blows my skirt up (metaphorically speaking of course).
Gears of War 2 is an Automatic day one purchase.
Alan Wake is an Automatic day one purchase.
Left 4 Dead just looks awesome, Automatic day one purchase.
Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures, hey man it's Conan, Tho' RPG's are not really my cup of tea I'll probably give it a shot.
Halo Wars. I'm a Halo fan but not a fan of this type of game, I'll pass.
All Points Bulletin looks like another GTA clone so that one is a maybe, gotta see/hear more about it.
Warhound is a shooter and I like shooters so I'll probably get that one.
And lastly
The Crossing sounds very interesting.
"The Crossing is the world's first "cross-play" shooter that fuses single player with multiplayer. What is exactly "cross play"? Well, imagine that in Gears of War, which featured drop-in/drop-out co-op for a friend to take on Dominic Santiago, any Xbox Live player could either take the place of a Locust or a Gears squad member while you are playing the campaign mode. Arkane Studios explains that The Crossing is a first-person shooter that allows players to take on any NPC. That sounds to me like next-generation multiplayer!
The game, which is powered by Valve Software's Source Engine, takes place in Paris, across time and multiple dimensions, in a world where Knights Templar have survived 1307."
I'll pick this one up just because it's Valve and I want to see how the "cross-play" works.