Do sexy women in the games industry really make better role models? That is the position of an editorial by a female writer at True/Slant.

Fruzsina Eordogh's [URL=http://trueslant.com/fruzsinaeordogh/2010/06/05/sexy-women-in-the-video-game-industry-make-better-role-models/]Femme Fatality column[/URL] looks at several women in the industry who have no problem playing the sexiness card when they want to. Olivia Munn of G4TV's Attack of the Show, Jessica Chobot of IGN's Daily Fix and Felicia Day of The Guild all have shown off their assets in one way or another throughout their career in the industry, with Chobot getting her break by licking a PSP.

The editorial posits that these women, each almost 30 or older, show off their brains as well as their fitness, something that young girls should be more inclined to find realistic than the plastic, anorexic nature of supermodels or magazine covergirls.

She does add in a few other women at the end, but where is Jade Raymond? I'd guess that her posturing as producer throughout the development of Assassin's Creed definitely made an impact on some girls who wanted to become game developers, and Raymond is now managing director of Ubisoft's Toronto studio. [URL=http://www.gameculture.com/2010/06/07/sexy-women-games-industry-are-better-role-models][B][COLOR=#8e0505]Read More[/COLOR][/B][/URL]

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