The brand new HALO 2600

Ed Fries has done the rather unthinkable and ported FPS mega-hit HALO to the Atari 2600. Of course, it's not a FPS anymore and things look decidedly blockier, but you still get to control the horrendously named Master Chief  in a large exploration game filled with a ton of enemies to shoot and keys to collect. What's more, the game, Halo 2600, has been released in proper, physical cartridge form (complete with box and everything) by AtariAge and you can grab your copy here. It will set you back $50 and you can only order up to two copies.

Rush Rush Rally Racing (Dreamcast)

Apparently the Dreamcast is still getting some excellent new games and not all of them are shmups. Take Rush Rush Racing for example. It's a fantastic top down racer with excellent graphics, that sports single- and multi-player modes, 4 difficulty levels and at least 19 race tracks. Oh, and you can find out more and grab an excellently priced copy over at Play-Asia.