IF the future looks like science fiction babe Lucy Pinder, we can’t wait to get old!
Lovely Lucy poured herself into a bikini, belt and boots to pay tribute to the latest must-have computer game getting geeks in a lather.
Lucy, 25, wore a combat visor from the eagerly-awaited first-person shooter game Killzone 2. See the pics in the paper today.
The 32G brunette babe can’t wait to jiggle a joystick or two now the sci-fi smash has hit the shelves.
Killzone 2 is the newest PS3 game which Sony hopes will put the console back on top in its battle with the Xbox 360 and Nintendo Wii.
Four years in the making, it is already being talked about as one of the games of 2009.
And we’ll never stop talking about lovely Lucy as one of the babes of this or any other year.
She has come a long way since being plucked from the Bournemouth surf by a sharp-eyed Daily Star photographer in 2003.
It’s no surprise that bigwigs in the Conservative party and BBC Question TIme bosses are queueing up to recruit her.
They were both wowed by her recent Celebrity Big Brother appearance.
But if they are eager to get the benefit of Lucy’s assets, they’ll have to get in the queue – behind an army of her Daily Star Sunday fans.
Killzone 2 is out now on Sony’s PlayStation 3.
Lovely Lucy poured herself into a bikini, belt and boots to pay tribute to the latest must-have computer game getting geeks in a lather.
Lucy, 25, wore a combat visor from the eagerly-awaited first-person shooter game Killzone 2. See the pics in the paper today.
The 32G brunette babe can’t wait to jiggle a joystick or two now the sci-fi smash has hit the shelves.
Killzone 2 is the newest PS3 game which Sony hopes will put the console back on top in its battle with the Xbox 360 and Nintendo Wii.
Four years in the making, it is already being talked about as one of the games of 2009.
And we’ll never stop talking about lovely Lucy as one of the babes of this or any other year.
She has come a long way since being plucked from the Bournemouth surf by a sharp-eyed Daily Star photographer in 2003.
It’s no surprise that bigwigs in the Conservative party and BBC Question TIme bosses are queueing up to recruit her.
They were both wowed by her recent Celebrity Big Brother appearance.
But if they are eager to get the benefit of Lucy’s assets, they’ll have to get in the queue – behind an army of her Daily Star Sunday fans.
Killzone 2 is out now on Sony’s PlayStation 3.
