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American singer Christina Aguilera says she loves classic video games and that no one can win when playing at home, which has a mini-machine games.

"They butter a lover of games. I have a mini-game machine in my home, but with classic games like" Donkey Kong "and" Mario. "Holds the record at all. All friends who like games are coming to me home and try to score more than me and I become competitive.'m number one 'Noise', "said the star, quoted by femalefirst.co.uk.

She aged 30 years who has an affair with her assistant, Matt Rutler, has many fans who have tattoos to pay tribute to the star. "It's so nice, very flattering. I do not know what to say when they see. It always makes me feel weird," said Aguilera.

Singer also believes that it will be immortalized in a game called "Trivial Pursuit" because of blunders committed to the Super Bowl, when he forgot the words you sing the American anthem.

"That night I knew I became a Trivial Pursuit game question -" in 2011, the singer forgot the lyrics "- but I laughed on account of this, and I went over. You stand up again and prove it to you and others' yourself that you are stronger, "said the star.

The year 2010 was eventful one for Christina Aguilera, who was separated from her husband, Jordan Bratman, in October, went out in public with new boyfriend, Matt Rutler, a month later. Also in November, Aguilera received a star on the boulevard of celebrities in Los Angeles - Hollywood Walk of Fame. She also enjoyed favorable reviews for her first starring role in a film can be seen alongside Cher in "Burlesque: dream come true."

Christina Aguilera has applied for divorce in October 2010 and divorce two was completed in mid-February. Aguilera and Jordan Bratman have been together a three-year-old son.

Aguilera, who became famous with her hit "Genie in a Bottle" won four Grammy awards, a Latin Grammy and has sold over 46 million albums worldwide.

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