In no particular order, here's some suggestions.

Warhammer: Invasion (cause I wanna see how it looks laid out with peeps playing it)

HeroScape expansions, especially the new D&D Master Set coming out in January (cause I'm a big ol' HS geek)

Okko, Era of the Asagiri (already have this one, but it's a blast and I think more folks should know about it)

Battlestar Galactica (looks 'heavy' but I still want to see it in action)

Runewars (not out yet, but looks like a crap-ton of plastic goodness)

Thunderstone (I know this is already on your list of reviews you are doing, just hoping to bump it up the list a bit, looks cool)

Just a few off the top of my head. Anyone got anything else?

-Brian

I love the format. Here are some games I'd love to see you cover in the future:

Stone Age looks like a great worker placement game, but I haven't seen a video review of it anywhere.

Agricola has taken the wider game community by storm but I'm not sure if it's worth my money. I'm sure lots of other people are interested too.

Le Havre caught my eye recently and I'm interested to see if it maintains its fun while dealing with piles of bits.

Tobago looks like a much lighter, faster-moving game.

Power Grid has a few layers to it that work together in interesting ways.

That's all I've got for now. Keep putting out great work, and I'll keep watching.

The New Heroscape D&D set would be cool!

Fallen Lands – Just a great game from a small company!

The Battle For Hill 218 – a great light war game ( card driven with so much strategy after you get a few games in )

Ninja Verses Ninja – a great dice feast game that is fast and fun, again with more strategy then you first think!

Thanks