Monopoly (original and world), Tetris Pocket god.

I have version 2.2.1 or whatever the last update was before 3 and wanted to know if any of these games ran on it. I heard for updates for Pocket god you do need 3.0. As for the other 2-3 I just want to make sure before I purchase that they can run on the version before 3.0. I don't want to buy an app/game and find out that I need to update. Im worried that if I do update my touch will screw up and then I wont be able to have it any more cause I didn't buy an extended warranty and the fact that Id have to pay for something that I didn't screw up.
Thanks

Pocket God does require OS version 3.
Even though the other two you mention in your subject do not require ver3, they may need it in the future. Apps are often updated in order to cure a bug or add new features. If an App you buy gets upgraded and then requires ver3, your iPod will no longer run the App unless you upgrade.
I bought ver3 for my Touch and so have many other people - with no problems.
Phil

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