Top 10 Hottest Girl Gamers

This top 10 list of hottest girls are actually gamers in internet. They are really very fast and skilled no doubt.
As if the internet doesn't have enough top 10 lists, here we are with one more to throw in the mix - the top 10 hottest girl gamers. No, seriously. All the girls on this list actually play video games ... we promise.

First off, allow us to apologize to all the G4 girls who didn't make the list (Morgan Webb, Olivia Munn, Kirsten Holt, etc). As you can see, this is a list for girls who really play games, not TV hosts trying to boost their fledgling acting/modeling career while pretending to be gamers.
So after that introduction, and with no further ado, we present you with the "Game Lemons Top Ten Hottest Girl Gamers Who Are Actually Gamers" list.

(10) Kirsten Kearney
Freelance Computer & Video Game JournalistJournalist by day, gamer by ... day. Kirsten Kearney has been a Journalist for 10 years. After 5 years at the BBC she left and became a self-employed freelance specialist journalist in computer and videogaming.

(9) Zoe Flower
Game Designer, SlantSix GamesFlower is well-known for co-hosting Electric Playground, her column in Official US PlayStation Magazine, and most recently Yahoo's videogame web-show, Reset. In summer 2006, she settled into a new job working as a game designer at SlantSix games in Vancouver Canada. Never heard of SlantSix? Neither had we. We dug around and found out they worked on Syphon Filter: Dark Mirror, for the PSP which actually scored really well with critics.

(8) 'Brookelyn'
Ubisoft Frag DollWe might have scored Brookelyn higher, but with a name like that, we were afraid she might have a heavy "new yowk" accent - which we just can't support. Accents aside, how come you never see girls like this at your local LAN party?

(7) 'Seppuku'
Ubisoft Frag DollWhat exactly does Seppuku mean anyway? Oh well, who cares ... any girl that lists God of War, World of Warcraft, and Rainbow Six Vegas on her list of favorites is okay by us.

(6) Paulina Bozek
Senior Producer, Sony GamesIn August 2004 she was awarded the first ever BAFTA Interactive New Talent Award for her creative and innovative role in the production of Singstar. We'd also like to award her with the prestigious "Producer who looks most like Lieutenant Tasha Yar from Star Trek" award.

(5) 'Calyber'
Ubisoft Frag DollCalyber has that "girl next door" appeal. And with Halo 2 and Quake listed amongst her favorite games, we wish she could have grown up next door to us.

(4) 'Jinx'
Ubisoft Frag DollWe are big fans of Jinx's choice of hair accessories. The Sam Fisher look suits her well, and we believe it's only a matter of time before more girls take notice and start wearing this around.

(3) 'Fraggety Ann' aka 'Boom St1ck'
Clan PMS FounderNot many girls can add "FPS Gaming Clan Founder" to their resume. This girl is the real deal though. Clan PMS is one of the top female gaming clans, often beating all-male teams. Win or lose, we'd like to play a one on one deathmatch against this girl.

(2) Molly Stanberry
Founder & Host of womenofwarcraftpodcast.comWhere was this girl on my last raid? We'd venture to say that Molly is every bit as hot as any night elf you'll ever see running around in World of Warcraft. She really loves the game, and it shows in her podcasts. After seeing her, we have hope that all those sexy gnomes (and they are sexy) running around in WoW really are played by actual girls.

(1) Jade Raymond
Producer, UbisoftNobody around here had heard much about Jade until last E3 when she began popping up in interviews and press meetings surrounding Ubisoft's upcoming project - Assassins Creed. At first we almost overlooked her hotness because we were distracted by the jaw-dropping visuals and gameplay. But after regaining our senses, we realized it wasn't only the game that had nice graphics. We give Jade bonus points for also having worked as a game programmer at one point.

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