[quote name='Kromax']Time to celebrate. Allow me to explain...
My wife is an avid anti-gamer. She hates that I got both my kids (boy-7, girl-5) into video games. She spent about 2 minutes playing Wii Sports, which was the longest she played a video game since Ms. Pac Man hit the arcades, and decided she didn't like it.
Well, on Saturday she came home to find my son and me in the Den, with me drumming on RB. I mentioned that there was an option to sing, and she was intrigued. Unfortunately though, she is not a Rocker--she's more of an R&B Hip Hop girl, although she does enjoy some of the more popular rock songs. I mentioned the Police downloads, and she said she would sing Roxanne if I downloaded it, which I did. She picked up the mic, and with me on drums went into her best Sting voice for our first co-op gameplay ever. My boy kept saying, "Mommy, you don't like games, why are you playing?" I kept telling him to be quiet, this was too good (yes, it's that BIG of a deal). Next, she surprised me even more when she asked to play the drums. I grabbed the mic, and we switched over to "Say it Ain't So" by Weezer, which is probably the easiest song for the drums. She was HOOKED. Hooked, I tell you. We went into "one more time" mode about 10 times (my voice became so hoarse I had to switch to the guitar). I started having visions of playing through the touring mode with her--a real fantasy--but I didn't want to push it.
Fast forward to last night. We get home from going out to dinner, and as soon as she walks through the door, she says "hook up the drums, and let me play while you get the kids ready for bed." I set her up, get the kids ready, and bring them down to find her jamming out to Say it Ain't So, looking for that elusive 100% (OK, on easy, but hey). We all sat there captivated as she kept playing it "just once more." Finally, I put the kids to bed, and came downstairs. Now, it was the moment of truth.
In something akin to a marriage proposal, I got down on one knee and asked her if she wanted to play a co-op world tour (I had to explain what it meant--what type of commitment it was). She said yes, and tears welled up in my eyes. She primarily wanted to sing, but I had to agree to let her drum if a song came up that she wasn't interested in singing. We created her avatar, and for about an hour and a half we played Rock Band together. It was bliss. Then, we went upstairs and went into Fleetwood Mac mode.
I can't wait for tonight. Mass Effect is just going to have to wait.[/quote]
A true love story.. congratulations to you both.

Maybe now she'll be more open to trying new games.