TheDivaGeek

All we need is love...and video games.

Girls we know how we are…..we need that “quality time” with the one we love and are always on the lookout for- who, what, when and where to find different things to do. The sad thing is many ladies have been missing out on an extremely fun and interactive source for that much needed time. Video games!  There are some of us who already know the bunches of fun that comes from couple gaming, working together towards an ultimate goal of saving the world from a bombardment of madmen and evildoers with ultimately some form of certain death.   Gaming as a couple can bring on not only more “victory celebrations (hubba hubba – hint hint) but better communication, stress relief, not to mention the actual proven health benefits of gaming-- but that’s another story— break in by starting out slow with easy but fun fav’s like the new Super  Mario Bro. for the Wii or some  one of the LEGO games ( Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Harry Potter) for the Xbox 360 or the Playstation 3  consoles. When you are ready as a couple to move on to more challenging stuff find a co-op FPS( sometimes ladies we have the option of even playing as a female character!) like Borderlands (a personal fav.) and the Left for Dead Series or perhaps breakout your  “inner rockstar” and give RockBand or GutarHero a shot. There are some really great older games with a co-op/split screen feature that will be sure to fill a weekend full of “couples bonding” and whatever else it leads to………;)   

  

Ladies - Love Gaming? Love Clothes? Why not kill two birds?

Us ladies love clothes and love gaming. Toss in the love of shopping and we've got a dangerous combination. Some creative folks at Cafe Press and some other cyber stores have some incredibly creative female gamer-centric shirts, stickers, and other stuff that rock my world.

These shirts can serve notice to our Y-chromosomed counterparts that we are only beginning to dominate the things that they once considered to be their little exclusive club. Some shirts are a tad bit oversexualized, but what can we expect? 

More shirts and stuff after the break.