Twelve Days of Gamesmas – Ninth Day

Tis the season to be jolly! And with good tidings, we bring the MMOMFG holiday gift suggestions with our new feature, “Twelve Days of Gamesmas”. Each day from now until December 23, we’ll highlight the perfect gifts for gamers, whether it be for yourself, a friend, or for a loved one. We know how hard it can be to make a wish list with so many great gaming options out there, so we’re here to help you separate the gems from the coal. Over the next twelve days, we’ll focus on the best games, peripherals, systems, and tools to help keep you gaming well into the new year and beyond. Let’s get on to the gifts!

On the first day of Gamesmas my true love game to me, an Xbox Elite with green rings.
On the second day of Gamesmas my true love game to me, a Samsung UN46B7000 LED TV.
On the third day of Gamesmas my true love gave to me, a copy of Assassin’s Creed 2.
On the fourth day of Gamesmas my true love gave to me, a Logitech G19.
On the fifth day of Gamesmas my true love gave to me, a copy of Dragon Age: Origins.
On the sixth day of Gamesmas my true love gave to me, an Energizer Power & Play Charging System.
On the seventh day of Gamesmas my true love gave to me, a Mad Catz Wireless N Gaming Adapter.
On the eighth day of Gamesmas my true love gave to me, an A40 Audio System from Astro Gaming.
On the ninth day of Gamesmas my true love game to me, an Xbox 360 Live 12 Month Messenger Gold Pack:

XBox Live subscription costs can add up.  After a few years of online gaming, many have ponied up a few hundred bucks in subscription fees to big green Microsoft.  If the gamer in your family is an XBox guy or gal and forced to pay to get their console online (unlike those heathen PS3 owners out there), one of the more practical gifts you can throw under the tree is the Xbox 360 Live 12 Month Messenger Gold Pack.

Along with a full year’s subscription to the service, this pack includes a wired headset, an XBox 360 Chatpad, and a copy of Project Gotham Racing 4.  The headset will let you voicechat with your friends on Live or help you perfect your trashtalking.  The Chatpad is a texting peripheral, basically – perfect for those who plan to put XBox Live’s new Facebook, Twitter, and last.fm capabilities to good use.  The best part, however, is the price. Listed as low as $54 on Amazon, this pack is a serious deal given that a usual 1 year subscription to the service alone can hit 40 bucks or so.

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