Interesting read. I have to agree with you. But unfortunately I think the parents (of children who shouldn’t be playing these games to begin with) are to blame. Despite having to be 18 to enter, a generally younger audience has the ability to “see” the show through the internet. Especially since E3 is something every gamer, hardcore or not, knows about.

Many sites offer screen shots and videos of the event. Even the Xbox Marketplace hosted a few videos of the events last year. I can imagine, if the limits on booth babes were lifted, many underaged children would come up on scantily clothed ladies, angering the parents once more.

Hypocrisy that the parents let their kids play games with worse things? Indeed. But we live in a corrupt world, especially when it involves the media and entertainment.

My wife says I can’t look at the Booth Babes any way. See where my ranting and whining gets me? Nowhere.