The Gaming Girl
With the holidays fast-approaching, I am at a loss at what to buy my boyfriend for Christmas. A self-declared electronics buff, he smiles coyly when asked what he would like for Christmas. “Well, I did just get a new Sony TV and was planning on buying accessories for it,” he explains. He already owns a home theater system with wireless speakers, Sling box, and Tivo so that could only mean one thing: video games.
There are now more choices than ever when it comes to video games, video game consoles, and video game accessories. Having read the news, I am aware that we are in the middle of a gaming revolution, and I am excited. The last generation of consoles topped out with the Xbox, PlayStation 2, and Nintendo GameCube, and I cannot wait to see what the next generation will bring. Already underway with last year’s release of the criminally under-produced Xbox 360, the next generation is moments away from welcoming the Nintendo Wii and the PlayStation 3.
The next question is, where to purchase all of this great stuff. Gameasylum.com is your video game Valhalla. With one of the world’s largest selections of video game accessories for over 45 video game systems, GameAsylum.com is the world's leading source for video game hardware. They also carry almost every imaginable part that you would ever need for any type of game system you may have even if it's 25 years old. Check out cool Xbox 360 games such as Tiger Woods PGA ’07, boasting a 16-year history and priced around $40. The virtual player design is so detailed that we can practically play ourselves as wee tee-off against Tiger! Find controllers, cables, power supplies, cheat devices, hacks and more. Discover game repair tools, video game t-shirts, game speakers, and every type of game console on the planet.
They are the leading distributor of Dance Dance Revolution games, and their extensive inventory includes items such as Dance Dance Revolution DisneyMix Plug and Play TV dance pad and PS2 Pop’n Music Controller2 for PlayStation 2. They even feature cool links to retro video game TV commercials, video game demo scenes and a history of video games with links dating back to 1958!
With Christmas right around the corner, I need to think fast and smart about what to buy. It looks like I could definitely use a Brain Age! No matter what, gamers are definitely going to come out on top this year with the development of cutting-edge technology in virtual form. And with all of the new games available, there is sure to be something for everyone.
-Mara P.
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