I answered, but I hava a few points I'd like to mention:
1) Your second survey should be about the way the survey taker feels towards gamers, not about the way he thinks other people think about gamers. Asking what someone thinks is the only way to get the closest to a true answer. The other way around you're asking someone about someone else's perception and that might come out really skewed. Also, the survey seems to have something of a bias, specially in the question regarding the type of games people play. It's like five or six choices are sprinkled with negative views towards the games and only one with a positive view which even feels false from the get go. With choices like that, of course you'll get a negative outlook in your answers.
The point of a survey is to gather data, not to push your own views into other people's answers. I would have left that question with a "fill in the blank" box like some of the others you had.
2) From the first survey, the appearance aspect of it asks questions that have very little to do with gamers. Height? Since when is height somehow related to a person being a gamer or not? it's all in the genes and has to do very little with a gamer's choice. Also, gamers are a very diversified bunch, not really setting to a clothing trend or a hairstyle trend. It's not like we're a cultural group a la goths or bikers, which have sort of a "group" look and similar outlook on life. Weight might be gaming related, since the person who overdoes the staying at home playing games usually ends up getting fat or getting skinny, but I wouldn't say gaming is the ruling factor over that aspect either.
3) The amount of time people spend gaming. If you divide 11+ weekly hours between the seven days of the weeks, you get 1.5 hours per day. Most people will end up checking this answer and it will seem like everyone in your survey is a hardcore gamer, when 1.5 hours per day doesn't seem like that big a number. Add to that weekend hours and a lot of people will spend more than 11 hours playing videogames. 11+ hours shouldn't have been your final answer and again, it seems like the survey is biased to getting a specific result (we're all hardcore addicts!) and not geared towards collecting data to THEN try and find out a result or conclusion based on the average of answers you get.
Other than that, good luck on your project.
P.S. I should have mentioned I'm not american and neither are many of the forumers here, so your answers will be sprinkled with the social perceptions of foreign gamers, instead of just north americans. This might give you very different answers since your sample group is spread all over the world and their perceptions on gaming might be entirely different to yours and those of your country.