Pop Cutie! Street Fashion Simulation NDS

Pop Cutie! Street Fashion Simulation is a combination of economic strategy and simulation of everyday life. The player runs his own boutique, setting the current trends in fashion. This game has been prepared only for Nintendo DS users.

The action of this production takes place in Tokyo, and when you start playing, you have a small boutique located in an unprestigious district of the city. Fun is about skillful development of your business, with the intention of competing with the most prestigious companies selling their goods in the Japanese capital.

The player's list of duties includes, in particular, the need to hire staff. These include dealers, models and assistants, whose task is to provide guidance and coordinate the proper functioning of the organisation. The player must also take care of the decoration of his shop by purchasing the appropriate equipment. In addition, you should deal with advertising activities by posting information about your business in local newspapers.

The main attraction of the game for obvious reasons is the ability to design clothes, which then go to the boutique. The game starts in this case directly on the streets of Tokyo, because inspiration should be sought from the inhabitants of the metropolis, asking them about current trends and taking into account their suggestions. New clothes, accessories and hairstyles are designed using built-in editing tools. Creatives are created using the touch screen of the DS console, and the final work is shown on the upper handheld screen.

An interesting Pop Cutie option! Street Fashion Simulation is an opportunity to enter competitions with the participation of other fashion creators. The creations prepared by the player are compared with the achievements of competing boutiques, and the final decision is made by the referees. Interestingly, it is possible in this case to invite a game to the second player in order to select the most talented fashion designer.

The visual setting of this game is relatively simplified. The struggles are usually observed in isometric projection, and the appearance of the characters appearing on the screen is maintained in a manga style.

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Last updated on 25 September 2008