Ryan Johnson | The Gamer's Lounge
Ryan Johnson of the Gamer's Lounge is absolutely NOT the demographic aimed at for Girl's Fashion Shoot, which could very well be the perfect way to get an honest review. Can this dad of two boys tell you why you should or should not pick this game up for your daughter?
In celebration of their upcoming 10th anniversary, Rising Star Games are holding a discount sale on the Nintendo eShop and PlayStation Network in North America and Europe.
$6 is a steal for Deadly Premonition, even if it is a sub standard port of the 360 game. Pick it up, you'll be entertained one way or the other.
The PS3 version of Deadly Premonition:Director's Cut is an enhanced expanded port from the original 360 version. The original 360 version was roundly panned for it's terrible controls,graphics, dialog was called the worst game ever by some. Some found it fun like watching a really bad B-Movie. The PS3 version fixes it's many glitches and it runs and controls better with a DS3 and the newly included PS Move controls. At $6 it's certainly worth a buy and you'll get a some laughs from this and is the Definitive version.
There are tons of available items from the wardrobe in all various colors and styles. Not surprisingly, some of the clothes are very short and skimpy. Everything is expensive in this game as well. While this game starts you off with $50,000 you can only buy a few clothing items with it. Learning a new pose costs you $3,000 a piece.
Released by Rising Star Games for school-age girls, the Nintendo 3DS game Girls' Fashion Shoot is one of those niche games that's designed with a specific target audience in mind. While other games may be content to be chock-full of manly action, this title ventures to the other end of the spectrum full of pink, frilly, girly fun.
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