NZGamer: "If there’s a young girl of primary school age in your household, chances are she owns at least one of Hasbro’s popular Littlest Pet Shop (LPS) toy sets. If you’re unlucky she has tired of playing with her miniature menagerie, and has asked Santa for a real pocket-sized pooch this Christmas. After all, celebrities such as Lindsay Lohan, Paris Hilton and Britney Spears each own several. Okay, so they’re not exactly great role models, but the message is clear: pets as fashion accessories are… like, totally hot right now! Before you rush out and get a second mortgage for that Cockerspoodlelabradorgi - thus doing your bit to support the puppy farming industry - it’s worth checking out EA’s latest LPS title: Littlest Pet Shop 3: Biggest Stars."
For parents looking to buy games for their kids, you won’t really go wrong if your daughter wants to play Biggest Stars, and she’ll probably have a perfectly delightful time doing so. Anyone outside the target age range of the Littlest Pet Shop though, will see the game for the uninspired product that it is, but since we’re not expected to play the game, it probably doesn’t ultimately matter.
CSM - There's a good deal of variety in Littlest Pet Shop 3: Biggest Stars, and some very nice customization options. None of the missions pose much of a challenge, but most Littlest Pet Shop fans probably aren't looking for a video game that will test their reflexes or their puzzle-solving prowess.
Electronic Arts announced today the availability of three new Littlest Pet Shop titles for the Nintendo DS, collectively known as Littlest Pet Shop 3 Biggest Stars.
