Style Savvy: Trendsetters - Nintendo 3DS

It has a simple enough story to keep me entertained and engaged and a vast collection of items and accessories.A perfect game to cozy up in bed to play.

Si es nuevo es lo que más me gustó como es un juego de hace muchos años temía que fuera resellado pero no fue así es lo único bueno que es lo que esperaba el juego en sí es para fanátic@s de las modas

♥ My favorite game I've EVER played on DS - as a 19 year old girl I'm kind of stunned I enjoy it. I really feel like anybody could get into this game that's into fashion & store simulators. ♥♥ Cool Features ♥- You can order in products for your shop at your own discretion.- When you name your store, the name shows up on bags when you hand them to the customer (I thought it was neat.)- You truly can make your store look however you want, preppy/gothic/sporty + many more.- You can change the music your store plays (even though the options were limited, it was still a cool feature.)- Thousands of clothing items, lots of hairstyle choices.- This game lasts over 24+ hours (varying on what you do,and how much you do it; but I got many hours of playtime out of it.)♥ Cons ♥- The game felt un-challenging and was a breeze to finish. (although, I'd assume that's because it's aimed more towards young players.)- I would have liked an option to change your characters body/face after the start of the game.Other then that, I feel as though young players 9+ would get a lot of out of this game and understand the concepts and mechanics of it.

Let me start by saying this: I'm a 21 year old guy and I purchased this game for myself.I downloaded the demo off the 3ds store on a whim, figuring I'd probably get bored in a minute and laugh a little over it, but, no I was really surprised how fun it was. Especially since I know that dress-up or otherwise 'girly' games aren't usually very good.I had a dilemma. I wasn't going to pay $40 to get it through download. I was too embarrassed to go into a GameStop or local gaming store and pick up a slightly cheaper used copy for myself. So.. thank you, Amazon, for existing and saving me my pride. I'm kind of ashamed that I was embarrassed in the first place -- gender stereotyping and gender roles are dumb and I'm usually not afraid to go against them.Anyways, I got it last Friday. It's Tuesday and I've hardly been able to put it down since I got it. In fact, I've put more time into this already than I have any other 3DS game I own.Serving the customers in your boutique is just a little different every time, enough so that it doesn't seem to get old ever. I have a lot of trouble designing things for some of the style themes, so there's probably a little variation from person to person on how well you satisfy your customers. I don't usually seem to hit the nail on the head when it comes to pop or boho-chic outfits at all. Sorry, customers!Different features and additions unlock at a pace that isn't so fast that you're done right away, and not so slow that it gets boring. They unlocked based on happiness collected. You gain happiness by serving customers, winning contests, and once a day by purchasing stock for your shop, changing your own hair, make-up, or clothing, changing your store's mannequin's outfit, changing store layout, and having conversations with people, among other things. It's not too hard to earn, it just comes naturally with the play.I haven't unlocked but two men's clothing brands so far which is a little frustrating, I'm suddenly being swamped by male customers and I have only a small selection. I think I've got almost all of the female brands, and I'm very satisfied with the variety in them. I read that they change based on season, so I'm going to have to change my 3DS's clock a little once I've picked up more of the current stock, but even just one season has really great variety. It'd be nice if there were more jewelry options but it's fine as it is.Contests are pretty fun. I've only just started on them, but they're a blast and a nice challenge. You compete against three computer players. I think there's a wireless multiplayer option, too, but, as I know nobody else with the game, I don't know how that works.The dialogue and plot of the game isn't anything to write home about, but I didn't go into this expecting it would be. It's cute, geared towards the target age group pretty well.I also wish that I could play as a male character, but it's not a big deal, I know I'm not the target audience. You can customize your player's skin color, face shape, and eye shape at the beginning of the game but you can't change that later. You can change her hair color, style, eye color, make-up, and clothing at any time after you've got the places to do those things unlocked. The furniture in her apartment is customizeable, as well! And so is, of course, the design of her shop.The graphics are surprisingly nice, as well. Smooth and crisp with a nice, appropriately cute style. None of the clothing clips through each other, either! They've gone out of their way to be sure of that.Anyways, it's really great and I'd definitely recommend it to just about anyone. Kids, teens, adults. Females and openminded males.

Definitely has clothes from the 2000s styles, but so charming!! Lots to do and tons of selection. I love games like this and it has become one of my favourites!

i love this game! There are so many more clothes and hairstyles. The makeup has a huge variety as well.The previous game was mostly using brands to decide what to get for customers and what to use for fashion contests, but that is not the case. In this particular game you have taste. Don't worry, you can search for that style even on the highest level of contests. The taste, or style, can be different brands. Some of the tastes are: boho chic, sporty, girly, flirty, bold, luxury, etc.There are new brands and there are old brands. Marble lily and raven whatever are still in the game. So is AZUSA. There are more shops and replacement shops. For the high fashion and expensive shops there are ZHADE and another purse shop (can't think of the name). There's not really a vintage look anymore (however there is a retro look and that is like pop something) but there is a feminine store that looks really professional.Tunics are taken out of this game, however necklaces and purses are in this game.The 3D works well, although I don't really see a need for it.People complain about the models and yourself being too skinny in the game, and you are skinny, but what do you think a barbie doll is? Just because a video game character is skinny doesn't mean you are going to become ill with an eating disorder. Gosh.For your character you can now determine your height as well as face shape, mouth shape, skin color (6 shades), eye color (but eventually you can have color contacts), and hairstyle and hair color (again lots of styles and lots of colors).In the previous game they took real time into account but it takes about 7-12 minutes to have one day go by.You progress in the game by competing through about four levels of contests. You do each contest about ten times to move onto the next level. You also have a meter that you fill up when you help someone at your store, get your hair or makeup done, go shopping, have your picture taken, or go to an event. Then at night the meter will fill up a moon and once the moon is filled up (it could take several nights) you get new things like more inventory space or new hair/makeup types and colors.You can even get downloadable content. But, I've only gotten one animal crossing set and one dark school girl set. There really hasn't been a lot offered.The game is pretty fast and not slow unless you decide to use the internet and go to other shops. You don't interact with other people, but you can buy their clothes that they sell on their mannequins.Hope this helped, and yes, overall it is a great game.