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February 7, 2013

Valentine’s day is upon us, and millions of couples around the world are buying each other gifts to show their love. Is your significant other a gamer? Skip the chocolates, and buy these gifts instead.

This 8-bit flower bouquet from ThinkGeek is a great way to show your love. It never dies, and it never needs watering. At a price of $15, it is a relatively affordable option to give to your gamer Valentine.

What is better than a bouquet of flowers that you have to water and will die? A bouquet of VIDEO GAME flowers that you DON'T have to water and will NEVER die. — What is better than a bouquet of flowers that you have to water and will die? A bouquet of VIDEO GAME flowers that you DON’T have to water and will NEVER die. PHOTO CREDIT: ThinkGeek.com

GIFT CARDS

Gift cards are great choices for shoppers who don’t really know what games their significant others play. Just make sure you get it for the right system.

HEADSETS

Headsets are always a great choice since they break all of the time, and even if somebody already has one, it is always nice to have a backup. (Once again, make sure it is compatible with the system you are buying it for.)

If you have any more doubts on what to buy, just ask him/her. They probably have a game they have their eyes set on.

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