Morgan does another "Morgan Minute" and the video is now available on YouTube.com:

Clever commercial advertisements as part of video game means that you, the buyer of the video game, should be entitled to free/discounted items:

THE GAMING GODDESS

Morgan, I plan to do all my Christmas shopping using credit I've built up with trade-ins at the game store. What should I get everyone on my list? -- Tim Nevins, Portland, OR

Mom
You're moving out, leaving Mom with nothing to do but sit around sniffing your old blanket. Give her new purpose with The Sims 2, in which she'll have tiny people to bathe, clean up after and take to the bathroom. It'll be like you never left.

Dad
Give Brain Age to the old man and prove once and for all that you're smarter than him. The Nintendo DS game takes you on a series of puzzles and quizzes, then assigns an age to your to your think muscle. The best score is a "brain age" of just 20 years; the worst is 80.

Little brother, nephew or cousin
Skip Pokémon Mystery Dungeon and get that brat Dead Rising, the game of unbridled, bloody-as-hell zombie slaughtering. Since zombies are technically already dead, Mom can't really object to the violence.

Little sister, niece or cousin
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess has adventure, swordplay and plenty of little-girl dope: horses. That means less time you'll have to spend sipping invisible tea.

Girlfriend or wife
LEGO Star Wars II re-creates the Star Wars universe in stackable bricks, only this time your gal can get all Leia with her bad self through the original trilogy. You can even play with her on the same team -- though she'll never stop complaining that the two of you never do anything together.