Ex-Frag Doll Savages Former Colleagues

An ex Frag Doll has taken it upon herself to stick it to the man, attacking her former employer and pleading that her new exploit, essentially The Frag Dolls but unemployed and reduced to two in number, is something completely different in the world of gaming.

Former Frag Doll Voodoo, now called Siren, has set up VersuS, a new clan featuring two female members. The other one is called Vixen. See how completely different it is to the Frag Dolls already?

She explained, "Although we may have strong opinions, you can be sure of one thing, we're not here to endorse any product or sell you anything. If we say it, it's because we mean it, not because it pays our wage. We've both seen the perils and pitfalls of "selling out" and have learnt one vital lesson; if you love something then honesty, independence and freedom are the best path to take. We hope that you feel the same and are sick of just how invasive and abundant advertising has become. If so and you are ready to join the resistance, if you're ready to stick the Vs up to the advertisers... then welcome to VersuS!"

She then points out that this isn't a new girl gamer clan. In fact, the subject of gender never even entered their heads when they fell out with the last gaming clan that was all girls, and started this one. "On a similar note, we may both be girls who game but we are not here to wave the "girl gamer" flag. We believe that by drawing attention to gender you create a barrier that is otherwise irrelevant. In our experience "promoting girl gamers" can often be used as the cover story of big business trying to widen its market whilst still getting some pretty faces in the Magazines, in other words: Free advertising."

Oh no! Not PR, the practice of attaining coverage in entertainment media without paying for it! It's also worthy of note that none of the Frag Dolls were particularly attractive, the same could be said of Kat Slater and The Plain One in VersuS.

And on the gallery they included of themselves on the recently fledged site, "In a pre-emptive strike against the endlessly cynical we want to make it perfectly clear that we have a gallery because we are proud of ourselves, what we do, and what we stand for (and obviously to record our exploits.) On a completely honest level we enjoy posing and messing around with a camera as much as the next person - so hopefully you can relate to that and share the fun in it. It's all about relaxing and letting go, being comfortable and proud in yourself. Enjoying yourself with your friends. Hopefully our site can help promote and share a little of that fun."

Strange. We take pictures of all kinds of things, not us dressed in low-cut tops trying to look alluring while posing with a plastic Samurai sword and a BB gun. We just do that in the mirror and keep it a secret

We'll let you know how this entirely unconvincing revolution plays out...