As many of you may already know
, playing video games is hard work, but we do a lot of it at AppGamer.net and TheJoypads.co.uk and there’s nothing we like more than fuelling this with candy and soda from Cybercandy.
I was delighted when Cybercandy sent me some new items test in order to fuel my gaming habit and guest blog on this site. I’ve been a fan of Cybercandy for quite some time and love their mystery parcels and Japanese candy but, as an avid gamer, it’s their sodas which caught my eye.
Any gaming soda worth its salt should have a fair amount of caffeine or sugar to keep you gaming longer. Mountain Dew is the usual staple of many a late night session, but that might all change now I’ve tasted the Miami-made BAWLS. Not only does BAWLS Guarana fit that bill perfectly, but it looks like something Master Chief might be seen with if he ever took that helmet off long enough to drink from a bottle. It also contains Fructose Corn Syrup, which Mountain Dew fans will recognise as the ingredient which gives the US drink its unique flavour over the UK’s energy version.
With the sugar out of the way, how about something salty? Or perhaps some chocolate? If you can’t decide, then M&Ms might just have the answer. M&Ms suit my gaming snack needs because they’re small and easy to chuck into my mouth without the need to pause the action. 
With M&M Pretzel, they’ve now managed to combine one of my favourite chocolate snacks with something a bit more savoury and the fusion results in something pretty special. Just the thing for having by your side while shooting soldiers in Assassin’s Creed III (you can read our review of the game right here) or trying to catch those annoying Pigtroopers in the new Angry Birds Star Wars without having to put your iPhone or Android down.
The M&Ms Pretzel packs are sharing size too, so if you’re playing with friends on Co-Op Halo 4 or just letting them show off their driving skills in Forza Horizon, they’re perfect for multiplayer.
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Written by Paul Byron