If the Stargate shows were more like this I'd watch them.

Two E3 Access girls.

This Playboy bunny was promoting her skin on your Xbox.

I'm sure this girl heard the phrase, "I've got a tip for you," one too many times.

You have to love Christy from Dead or Alive 4.

Girls from Final Fantasy X-2.

Three Final Fantasy XI girls express their emotions: Happy, bored, and creeped-out.

Tecmo said their girls were better with Rachel, Kokoro, and Christy. They were certainly good, but not really better.

Although, Christy did give me a wave.

The Namco girls came out one by one when the screen announced their name...

...and all joined in for some choreographed dance moves.

Namco had the most girls. Quantity and quality all in one.

The screen at the end of the Namco girls dance number.

I don't remember their name, but Auto Assault had a band/dance troop.

This chick could really spin those flags.

There was also this hoop girl.

Then the two got closer and started touching...

...and ended shortly after this sweet shot.

We can't forget that all important ass shot.

Some girls in blue.

She wants to take you on a magical journey.

"I'm a criminal. Tee-hee! Oh, play the new True Crime, tee-hee!"

Dance, baby, dance.

Another big dance number for some games I didn't care about.

Shake your money makers!

The Playlogic girls weren't very babe worthy.

But they got a little better the next day.

Sorry, but the dude came with the warrior babes.

This Gods and Heroes girl was actually in character and not just a "girl in costume."

Yahoo! Games even had girls for their online card games (and some joke about a full deck).

The I-Play girls needed those wet T-shirts.

The Nyko girls were always hounded by guys, but here you can see how short their skirts were.

The Eye-Toy girl could kick your ass.

I hope these girls at the Ziff-Davis booth were over eighteen.

The Conan females await the return of their master.

She may be fully armed, but she's still hot.

Even on the first day E3 took its toll on this booth babe.