 | Assassin's Creed II (Xbox 360)
Buy new: £35.99 / Used from: £33.45 Looking increasingly promising, this could be the game that Assassin's Creed should have been. Be sure to check out trailers and gameplay clips on youtube.
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 | Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 (Xbox 360)
Buy new: £37.99 / Used from: £35.99 The biggest FPS sequel since Halo 3, Modern Warfare 2 is likely to blow all competition out of the water this year. Infinity Ward have outdone themselves. Kudos.
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 | Bioshock 2 (Xbox 360)
Buy new: £37.99 There isn't much to say on this one, short of bring it on. I only hope they can maintain the rich atmosphere of the first game and avoid a cheap franchise venture.
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 | Alan Wake (Xbox 360)
Buy new: £39.99 Most of us had all but given up on this one as never coming, but E3 revitalised it hugely, and it looks to be a very original experience.
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 | Batman: Arkham Asylum (Xbox 360)
Buy new: £24.99 / Used from: £18.00 It's too early to say how successful this will really be, but it's the first Batman game in a long time that has genuine potential.
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 | Mass Effect 2 (Xbox 360)
Buy new: £37.99 Highly anticipated epic sci-fi sequel. The first game cut its own figure as a unique shooter RPG. The middle chapter in a trilogy, Mass Effect 2 promises to be a darker entry than before.
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 | Max Payne 3 (Xbox 360)
Buy new: £39.99 It's taken long enough, but another Max Payne is finally coming.
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 | Red Dead Redemption (Xbox 360)
Buy new: £39.99 If the marketting of this game is believed to be accurate, it's GTA meets the Wild West. Looks promising.
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 | Final Fantasy XIII (Xbox 360)
Buy new: £39.99 This game certainly looks promising, however, the series hasn't been right for some time. Here's hoping we can return to the days of PSone glory with non-linear and free-form gameplay.
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