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Guys, VGFive works really well. I've sent and received five games in the first month. If you like, or liked, Goozex but are frustrated by the lack of activity give it a try.

I agree. Those two episodes were my favorites. And I've listened to the entire 7 year run.

There is one piece of constructive criticism I would like to offer: Make it a point to tell the listener the name of the game you are currently discussing at the beginning, middle and end of the conversation segment. It seems like about once an episode now, I find myself really interested in a...

I really liked the in-depth spoiler-filled discussions at the end of the episodes. Not all games (in fact, not many games) are worth discussing for that long, but for the few truly excellent titles that come out every year it's exciting to get some real depth of conversation. Not many podcasts...

If I win this contest I'm going to have to take time management lessons because there will be so many games to play I won't know where to start.

Sweet. I've wanted this game for a while.

$74.99 for Street Fighter II on SNES.

I just went back to listen to the end of this after finishing Mass Effect 2. I really like the focused discussion about one game and I hope the CAGcast does more of this. And Mass Effect 2 is indeed worthy of detailed discussion. I find it interesting to hear about the choices other people made...

I like Age of Booty. Silly name, but surprisingly fun game.

Another great show. Well done, CAGcasters. Cheapy - I hope you do give Dragon Age a try, despite Wombat's warnings. It's a lot slower paced and more technical than Mass Effect 2, but the writing, voice acting and presentation are every bit as good. If you like that Dungeons & Dragons nerdy...

I completely understand why everyone is so pessimistic about the motion control stuff, given that the Wii is such a huge disappointment to most serious gamers. But I'm willing to hold out the tiniest bit of hope that Sony Bowel Movement and Microsoft Shitbox won't completely suck. Motion...

The thing that keeps me away from this game is the fact that it includes a big piece of plastic that I'm going to have store somewhere, carry with me if I move, and eventually spend lots to ship to someone else when I eventually sell or trade it. I know the instrument is part of what makes...

Thanks for the thorough review and pictures. I ordered 10 of these to handle the Goozex shipping casualties. I personally don't mind cracked cases much, but I always feel bad sending out a game to a stranger with a broken case.

Looks like I'm finally gonna play Ghostbusters!

I almost jumped on Fallout 3 GOTY Edition for $39.99, but I figure by the time I'm finished with Dragon Age it will be cheaper than that.

I'm happy. I didn't stay up all night to get Dragon Age for $35 earlier, but now my laziness (or good sense, depending on how you look at it) is rewarded with the same deal.

Is C & C Red Alert any good? I never got around to playing the demo. $10 is pretty low risk...

I'm not too into the Lego stuff, but I enjoyed this game enough to play through most of it. It's lots of fun for non-gamers to watch.

Thanks for the suggestions, everyone. I've been playing Bioshock as my first next-gen experience, and all I can say is WOW. F*&%ing amazing stuff.

I'm looking for suggestions from CAGs about games to check out on the 360 for someone who hasn't played video games for a while. I was an avid gamer when I was a kid, but the last consoles I owned were the SNES and Genesis, which gives you an idea of how old I am. I stopped playing video games...