My games are there but I can't get them to sync to My iPod

Ok, Here is the problem. I have the 80G iPod Classic. I just replaced it and I'm totally psyc'd. I had games on My other one that wont sync to this one what is the problem? I think it's because this is also a new computer, but I'm not sure. Can someone please help?

I have a similar issue with my 80G classic. It replaced a 30G 5th gen. I have 3 games that worked fine on the 5th gen, and are supposed to work on the classic. They show up in itunes, but will not sync. Other games synced with new ipod just fine. Any thoughts?

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