From the article, "Booth babes, like loud music and flashing lights, are an integral part of E3 (except for a few years best forgotten). This year they seemed to be in short supply. Oh, they could be spotted here and there, but their numbers were dwindling, and their state of dress, normally in the “bespandexed groin” style, was almost prudish compared to the plumage (or lack thereof) of prior years. The above is a classic example of the state of dress of the E3 booth babe this year."
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No... Please no.
E3 without booth babes then taste of E3 will be different.
Meh. I liked that this year gaming sites were more focused on games/consoles instead of how many booth babes they could get photos of.
Ya there wasn't too many this year. But then again i could care less about them while i am there. It is amusing watching the awkward gamers rush the girls to get pics with them like they never seen a girl. And almost 99% of the girls aren't models they just answer a help wanted ad. And when the show is over go back to their normal everyday girl lives working at Chilis or something. Just remember they are nothing special. Hell the actual gamer girl attendees were hotter and being ignored because they weren't dressed in latex.
Poor booth babes...
I like em booth babes.