Forza, I'll give you. It's been better than Gran Turismo for years and Forza Horizon is unmatched. Drive Club is good now but it's not in the same league. Gears of War... I'm guessing you forgot the travesty that was GOW: Judgement? Now consider that Epic Games is done with the franchise and a completely new studio is handling the Gears property. Black Tusk Studios has a handful of old Epic folks, including Rod Fergusson, but the reality is they're an untested studio that probably won't have a new GOW game until 2016 (and it probably won't be great). I hate to say it but CliffyB was a major driving force behind the creativity and design of that franchise and we saw what happened when he was gone (Judgement). Halo... I'm still not really all that impressed by 343i. They're better than what the modern Bungie has become but Halo: MCC was riddled with launch problems and just didn't have a lot of needed zing. The Guardians beta was decent - what little I got to play - but I'm afraid it's going to end up being more of the same like Halo 4, which is to say a lot of copying of elements from COD and Battlefield with a Halo wrapper. Titanfall: Available on PC. Not exclusive in the truest sense and not exactly a feather in the cap of the system because it garnered more criticism for what it did wrong than praise for what it did right. EA has all but announced that future installments of the game will be multiplatform. Alan Wake is starting to be the new Duke Nukem Forever or Half Life 3. I've always heard there's going to be an Alan Wake 2 and yet it never happens. The developer who would be responsible for Alan Wake 2 is too busy right now with Quantum Break. If there ever is an Alan Wake 2, it wouldn't be until 2016 or later.