Though they are a much rarer species now, the annual E3 video game trade show was once crawling with scantily clad "booth babes." Eventually, it devolved into self-parody, and you see a lot less of it in recent years.
Clearly some kind of Ugg boots/video game tie-in program.
A casting call for "Road Warrior: The Musical."
Doesn't she know that nobody plays Everquest anymore?
Yes, their shirts do have "Booth Babe" printed on them.
A refuge from a forgotten (at least by me) game.
Accessory-maker Nyko was always infamous for having the most blatant booth babe displays.
This was a presentation for the Dead or Alive fighting game series.
The "Future of Video Games" being promoted in the banner behind her clearly does not include pants.
This disgusted look may be what alcoholics refer to as a "moment of clarity."
Dancing girls, racing game: the connection escapes me at this point.
Pay no attention to the slot on this prize wheel labeled "Loser."
"Why no, it's actually very comfortable."
Hooters girls doubling as E3 booth babes--legally, isn't that double jeopardy?
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