November issue of Playboy is little bit involved in gaming world which features the Women of Videogames 2006. The publication will be also showing the few statistics on gaming industry. The publication is of six-page, last page is what you see above.
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The image shows some seven or eight women associated with seven next-gen games. Featuring from left to right: Sarah Morrison of Tabula Rasa, Jessica McRae from Scarface (in the original there was another girl from Scarface, but she didn't make the cut), Lida and Persephone from God of War 2, Alicia Claus from Bulletwitch, Dr. Jasmine Lin from Timeshift, and Enrica Villablanca from Splinter Cell Double Agent.
The uncensored version of the publication is pretty hot!! But I wonder about the Playboy's articles on games doomed for men.
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