Tom Chick wrote:

Welcome to the post-Hot Coffee E3. All I can say is, 'It's about time'.

But censorship? Hardly.

jfletch wrote:

I went to E3 in 2000, which was (from what I heard) the last year in which booth babes were really out in force, its been dwindling off as time goes on. It gave the show a tacky feel, one itd be better off without.

Jakub wrote:

I always found booth babes to be vaguely insulting.

walTer wrote:

Booth Babes are really kind of silly acutally...but after having attended for the past 5 years, I have to say that it never ceases to amaze me that crowds of horney dorky looking guys continually flock, and I mean stampede these girls just to get a picture with them.

Yeah I have my share-- I try to get as many as possible without seeming desperate...but man there is truth in the idea that some of these guys have never seen a girl before. I mean last year the GUMBY game for godsakes had a boothbabe... hot too but wtf?

Kunikos wrote:

Don't you mean pretending to be religious?

I'm going to overgeneralize here but most Christian people I know of who are "religious" in the US don't even understand their own holy text. It's a very small select few of intellectuals who actually understand the meaning and history of their own religion.

I normally see these same people just use their faith as a crutch in their times of depression, or as an excuse for their own (sometimes violent) bigotry.