Bratz Life Interactive DVD Board Game

At first I didn’t know what plugs to put them cords into but then I found out. It is really fun but I’m mad it doesn’t come with a sd card or whatever it’s called because it doesn’t save my progress

Excellent games for the Charity Event I ordered them for, the children loved them.

Fine

This toy should have an age rating of teenager or OLDER on it. I KNOW that the Bratz are a little trashy looking, and not suitable for younger children but honestly this game is bad. I let my 7yr girl have "some" bratz. (Kidz are not that trashy) While playing this game my daughter learned that in order to "make friends" on the game you need to answer some questions asked by another characters, the way they want you to answer them, not by what you really feel or like. If you don't have much in common (answer the questions your way) they will choose to "not be your friend" and what makes this worse- YOU ARE GRADED ON YOUR POPULARITY!!! They ask you questions like "what kind of boys do you like?" I thought this game had an age of 8+ on it!!! On our daily planner one day, we were told to -"Go to the Mall today and flash your smile (flirt) at a boy (whom we don't know, STRANGER!!!) who has the tickets to Fashion Blitz" This is teaching our young girls to 1) go flirt with a stranger and 2) use people or flirt with a guy to get something they want. WHAT IS WRONGE WITH THIS PICTURE???Last but not least ALL you do in the game, besides flirting with strangers and desperately trying to get someone to be your friend by saying things that they want to hear, all you do is dress your character and other Bratz characters OVER AND OVER AGAIN. Hey I like shopping and going to the salon as much as anyone, but really how many times can you change shoes and hair? When you run out of money to buy new clothing you do NOT even get a chance to earn more, UNLESS you are innvited to a Fashion show and you win prize money. You will not be invited to shows though UNLESS YOU MAKE FRIENDS AND ARE POPULAR.PARENTS OF YOUNG GIRLS WITH VALUES **** BEWARE******

The remote doesn't work half the time, the graphics leave a lot to be desired and there aren't many choices for clothes and such. My daughter, who is a Bratz fanatic, was bored with it after about 10 minutes. Use your money for the B-Bratz or any other toy. This really is a waste of money. OH! I rated the durability as high cause it's getting used as a pull toy by my 1 yr old and it still works.

Pros: She loves to play this Bratz game, she can set it up herself, it entertains her for hours on end, she loves to show off her "Magazine Covers," clothes and accessories she put together, and text messages from friends. It's also very compact, she can take it to Grandma and Grandpa's house on the weekends.Cons: It takes 4 "AA" batteries for the base, another 2 "AAA" for the remote. If she forgets to turn it off, it's a huge waste of batteries. The only way to go are rechargeables. They need to have a plug for it.

This product is just bad. The game was not of much interest to my girls, even though they like games such as the Sims. Remote must be pointed directly at the device for it to work at all. And as one or more other purchasers have stated, it really seems to teach young girls to be someone they are not in order to gain friends and popularity. But the WORST aspect of this toy is that it stopped working after the first use. When I tried turning the game back on the next day, it came on, but the picture was completely distorted and not correctable at all. Waste of time and money.

This game only worked for 2 days. Now when we plug it in it will only work for a couple of minutes and the picture starts flipping. I tried it on several TV's and determined it is definetly the game.