• Halo 2 (PC) - Okay, it's really coming out this time, serious guys. $44.99. at Amazon.
• Mario Party 8 (Wii) - Product features include "extra large mini-games like Star Carnival Bowling and Table Menace," and I have to wonder how large a mini-game can get before it's just a game. $49.99 at Amazon.
• Forza Motorsport 2 (360) - The second entry in Microsoft's answer to Gran Turismo. That answer including cars that break. $54.82 at Amazon.
• Shadowrun (360, PC) - You can finally stop complaining about how they changed your beloved RPG to a shooter based on previews and start complaining based on the final game. $54.99 on the 360, $49.95 on the PC.
• Mortal Kombat: Armageddon (Wii) - The Xbox and PS2 versions came out in October of last year, but you can wiggle a stick in this one. $49.99 at Amazon.
• Crush (PSP) - This is that odd 3D flattening to 2D puzzle platformer you may have heard about. $28.99 at Amazon.
• Atelier Iris 3: Grand Phantasm (PS2) - NIS America continues to nicely fill the old school 2D RPG niche. Just remember to pronounce it properly. $39.99 at Amazon.
• Monster Madness: Battle for Suburbia (360, PC) - A top down shooter that regularly draws comparisons to Zombies Ate My Neighbors. $56.99 on the 360, $49.99 on the PC.
• Tank Beat (DS) - A fully-stylus controlled real-time strategy game for the DS, or what you do when Takeshi Kitano does you a favor. $29.99 at Amazon.

Surf's Up is also coming to every Goddamn system imaginable (seriously, it's even coming to the GameCube), but you can read more about that and Pony Friends and Legend of the Dragon which seems to never leave the release schedules over at the full release list.