Lara Croft has become a sex symbol for video games, despite Toby Gard's intentions for her to be sexy "only because of her power". "Time" magazine's Kristina Dell considered her the first sex symbol of video games. Schedeen stated that Croft is among the first video game icons to be accepted as a mainstream sex symbol. Robert Ashley of "Official U.S. PlayStation Magazine" described Lara Croft as the first video game character openly thought of as sexy, and attributed the appearance of similar 3D characters to her. Publications such as "Play", GameTrailers, and "PlayStation Magazine" listed big breasts as one of the character's most famous attributes. After interviewing players in 1998, Griffiths commented that players regularly mention Croft's breasts when discussing her. In 2008, the character was first and second on two UGO Networks lists of hottest video game characters. GameDaily placed Lara Croft number one on a similar list that same year, and "PlayStation: The Official Magazine" awarded her honourable mention for Game Babe of the Year. Croft has appeared in several issues of "Play"s Girls of Gaming special and "PlayStation Magazine"s Swimsuit special. Layouts portray the character partially nude, in bikinis, and in revealing cocktail dresses, though "Tomb Raider: Underworld"s creative director Eric Lindstrom criticised such poses as out of character. He further stated that they conflict with Croft's popular strengths, and felt that fans respond more strongly to images of the character dressed more conservatively than to ones with provocative poses. "PlayStation Magazine"s staff agreed, commenting that better use of the character's sex appeal would please fans more.