The final Bungie-produced Halo game, Halo: Reach, will finally be available for the Xbox 360 this week. If you've yet to purchase an Xbox 360 system (or are just looking to upgrade to the one of the newer Xbox 360 systems with a bigger hard drive), it'll also be available in a 250 GB Halo: Reach System Bundle.
In an excellent example of counterprogramming, this week also marks the release of Sony's PlayStation Move motion controller. The new way to play PlayStation 3 games will be available in a PlayStation Move Starter Bundle which includes a PlayStation Move controller, a PlayStation Eye camera and a copy of Sports Champions and as a 320 GB Move System Bundle which also includes a PS3 system.
A trio of Sony-published, Move-enabled games will join the motion controller on store shelves this week. They include the pet simulator EyePet, the racing game
Kung Fu Rider and the party game
Start the Party!. Ubisoft has a Move game ready for release this week as well, a PS3 version of Racquet Sports.
Finally, fans of portable RPGs may want to look into this week's release of Phantasy Star Portable 2 on the PSP.
The full list of the rest of this week's new releases can be found below.
Grand Theft Auto 5 Collectors Edition announced Xbox 360, PS3
Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D swings into stores today for Nintendo 3DS
Xbox One Q&A with Major Nelson reveals new details about the console
Resident Evil Revelations now available for Wii U, Xbox 360, PS3 and PC
Forza Motorsport 5 confirmed as an Xbox One launch title
Xbox One available for pre-order in the UK at GAME retail outlets
Xbox One will get Battlefield 4 along with the PS4, PC
Thief for Xbox One officially announced for 2014
Call of Duty: Ghosts worldwide reveal trailer shown at Xbox One event
Xbox One arrives in late 2013 with Kinect, more powerful Xbox Live