Canadian Online Gamers - "Over the years I have reviewed my share of Disney games for the Nintendo DS. Whether it be Disney’s Zack and Cody, Hannah Montana, Cory in the House or Wizards of Waverly Place, more often than not I seem to be the “go to guy” to dissect Disney DS games. So it came as no surprise when Disney Princess: My Fairytale Adventure for the 3DS landed on my lap.
Typically, my approach with games aimed for kids and families is always a little softer as compared to how I review ‘Triple A’ mature rated games. In other words, I tend to review the game with the intended target audience in mind. Of course if the game is downright awful, it will receive a bad score but if it is a game that I believe its target audience will enjoy then inevitably it will receive a good score. So how does Disney Princess: My Fairytale Adventure stack-up and will its target audience (Girls anywhere from 5-10-years old) enjoy the experience? Well after some extended playtime with the game I am left with the view that girls who are fans of Disney’s beloved princesses will not only enjoy the game, they will love it!"
PixlBit | "Sometimes it's necessary in life to shake things up. The fact is, the PixlBit writers seem to have it too good, so Chessa and I (but mostly Chessa) concocted a little event for our own amusement. Rather than allow our writers to continue to cover the things they love, we've decided to force upon them the junk games that have been sitting around PixlBit HQ for ages.
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TheGamingExperience says: "Disney Princess: My FairyTale Adventure is one of those more than perfect gifts for your young gamer girl. It takes every fantasy your child may have, gives them a base and lets them completely run with it."
Everybody Plays: Disney Princess - a name that strikes fear into the hearts of any boy under the age of ten. With lashings of pink, sparkles and ribbons, and despite being kryptonite to young boys, the Disney Princesses have garnered quite a following amongst young girls – walk round any Disneyland park, and you'll spot scores of Rapunzels, Cinderellas and Belles; pop into the Disney store, and you'll find rows of the perfect princesses in doll form, all perfectly smiling back.
