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    19 Things For Gamers Who Share A Living Space

    Get ready to level-up your roommate game.

    1. A remote organizer to keep your various "channel changers" in check so your roomie doesn't curse your gaming habits under their breath while searching for it in a hurry to change the input setting before the latest episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians begins.

    2. A mini tower with 10 outlets that'll act as a battery backup so you don't blow a fuse with your over-the-top gaming desktop computer. Your partner will *not* be pleased if they have to air dry their hair...again.

    3. A gaming headset, so you can tune out your loving significant other (and so they don't have to hear all of your gaming pals) and focus solely on the task at hand — becoming a Fortnite champion.

    4. Mario Kart 8 Deluxe you can play with your roommate so they won't feel left out or be constantly subjected to watching you play single-player games 24/7.

    5. A microphone that'll provide crystal clear audio if you're a gamer who moonlights as a YouTuber, streaming your gameplay for all to see. This one will pick up your audio easily — no need to shout while your partner is *trying* to sleep.

    6. A Mortal Kombat arcade machine with a riser you and your roomie can play together *and* brag about to your pals who can only dream about their partner letting them keep this in the house.

    7. A set of "Palmeez" to help you get a better grip on your Nintendo Switch Joycons so your roomie won't have to cower in fear that you'll accidentally toss one into your shared TV the next time you play a hardcore fitness game.

    8. Sonic the Hedgehog-themed Monopoly that'll give you a reason to step away from your screens for a bit and make your partner happy while you bond over a classic board game.

    9. A slim gaming desk so you and your partner won't have to fight for time at a shared desk — and it'll give you your own space to store all of your PC gaming essentials.

    10. A backlighting kit, perfect for anyone whose gaming screen is in your shared bedroom so your partner can turn off the overhead lights and get some shuteye while you play 'til your heart's content.

    11. A quiet, wired gaming keyboard from Corsair so your roomie won't have to listen to your tap, tap, tapping at all hours.

    12. And a similarly quiet mouse because nothing will irritate your roommate more than your incessant clicking (believe me, I speak from experience).

    13. A USB-C cable to charge your Nintendo Switch and prevent you from having to take over the TV when you want to play Animal Crossing but your device is dead.

    14. An all-in-one vacuum and mop that'll leave your entire home fresh 'n' clean with you having to hit pause *or* your roomie having to lift a finger — a gesture you'll both appreciate.

    15. Noise-cancelling headphones made by Bose you might want to buy two of — one for you and one for your roomie that'll help you keep the peace in your home.

    16. Video game-inspired coasters, in case one of the constant arguments you and your partner have are typically about the fact you continue to leave your mugs and water glasses directly on the coffee table when you're the middle of an intense game.

    17. Ultimate Video Game Trivia set to put you and your friend's knowledge of video games to the test and determine once and for all who is a novice and who is a noob.

    18. A highly rated router that'll ensure your roommate isn't stuck with slow internet while you're streaming your game of Call of Duty on Twitch.

    19. And a draft stopper you can shove under the door to somewhat soundproof it to try and ensure your roommate will *finally* have some peace and quiet while you can't help but scream at fellow competitors (or your friend who just gave up a win. Get it together, Sam).

    OK, sorry for bothering you while you're approaching the boss level. Carry on.