Q:

Can "go with" be used to suggest a choice? 

Can "go with" be used as in the following sentence? 

A: What should I do, playing Doom or Hexen II? 
B: I would go with Doom. 

The second sentence is making a suggestion.  Is it correct/acceptable to use "go with" in that case? 
The OALD doesn't show go with used as in the example sentence I used. 

A:

Yes, this is common usage. 

go with  (http://www.thefreedictionary.com/go+with)
  1.  To date (someone) regularly. 
  2.  To select or choose: decided to go with the pink wallpaper.