I’m going to preface this writeup by clarifying that E3 2010 was
my first time attending as press, and that I still spent a large
portion of my time on the show floor with the rest of the non
press attendees. So the opinions you are about to read are given
from the perspective of the average convention goer who isn’t
waltzed to the front of a VIP line for behind-closed-doors
access.  Alright, now that I’ve gotten that out of the way…  The
most common stereotype that I hear about guys is that all they
care about is sex. However, if scantily clad girls are necessary
to get a male convention attendee interested in a game, that
attendee is no real gamer.  It’s not that I don’t understand who
the main demographic that video game companies target are. I get
it. I’m not a guy, and that’s not the end of the world.  But
when the companies developing and publishing games act as if my
friends and I are undeserving or uninterested in having access
to credible gaming informants, that just makes me think, “Well,
okay, you