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 | Littlest Pet Shop: Spring |
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Littlest Pet Shop Spring bounces you right into the middle of all the fun in the Littlest Pet Shop world. Add to your Littlest Pet Shop video game collection with the fourth game for the Nintendo DS! With more mini-games, accessories, and playsets, the fun keeps on growing! Explore four worlds, including a new Spring world, where you can care for and play with your pets. You can even share your pets with your friends! The more time you spend having fun with your pets, the more great stuff you unlock for your pet shop, including new exclusive pets, playsets, accessories, and more. With a number of difficulty levels for each game, you can replay them over and over again. This fourth game for the Nintendo DS adds more mini-games, accessories, and playsets to your Littlest Pet Shop collection.
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| List Price: | $19.99 |
| Price: | $3.84 |
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Amazon.com Product Description
Littlest Pet Shop puts you right in the middle of all the fun in the Littlest Pet Shop world. Collect some of the newest and cutest pets from the Littlest Pet Shop. Have your pet explore the four separate environments in the Littlest Pet Shop world, where you can care for and play with your pets in a variety of mini-games too. You can even share your pets with your friends. The more time you spend with your pet having fun, the more great stuff you earn for your pet shop, including new pets, playsets, accessories, and more. Experience your Littlest Pet Shop in a whole new way.
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| OS: | Windows XP with SP2/Vista | |
| Processor: | 1.6GHz or faster | |
| RAM: | 256 MB or more (512 MB for Vista) | |
| Disc Drive: | 8x DVD ROM or faster | |
| Hard Drive: | At least 2 GB free space | |
| Video Card: | Direct X 9.0c compatible video card (card must also be 64 MB or more and contain one of the following chipsets: NVIDIA GeForce3 or better or ATI Radeon 8500 or better) | |
| Sound Card: | Direct X 9.0c compatible sound card | |
| Other: | Internet connection, online authentication and acceptance of end user license agreement required to play | |
littlest pet shop
My daughter loves this game it is as if here little pet toys came to life and now she can really take care of them she dresses them up feeds them plays games with them it is awsome we love it!
Great
I got the game for my 3 daughters and they love it! They play it as much as they can after school and on the weekends. Great Game!!
Nasty Piece of Software
Bought this game for my daughter, who is LPS-mad. She has her own PC and is quite able to install and use games, because her father is PC-literate. This game is a nightmare to install, and get working, requiring internet and your email and similar. Once running, and if you can keep it running, it is OK but nothing exciting. Avoid this nasty bit of software, there are plenty of games that are better and better value!
 | Littlest Pet Shop: Winter |
| List Price: | $29.99 |
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Experience your Littlest Pet Shop in a whole new way. Littlest Pet Shop puts you right in the middle of all the fun in the Littlest Pet Shop world. Collect some of the newest and cutest pets from the Littlest Pet Shop. Have your pet explore the four separate environments in the Littlest Pet Shop world, where you can care for and play with your pets in a variety of mini-games too. You can even share your pets with your friends. The more time you spend with your pet having fun, the more great stuff you earn for your pet shop, including new pets, playsets, accessories, and more.
Amazon.com Product Description
Experience the fun of the Littlest Pet Shop world in a whole new way in Littlest Pet Shop: Winter for the Nintendo DS. Set in a new winter-themed universe, gameplay is spread across four unique pet-sized worlds. Within these, players can collect, name and care for 20 pets - including six exclusive pets from the cuddliest and chilliest lines. In addition, you can plan Evite parties for your pets and compete in 16 mini-games with your pets, in singleplayer or with up to 3 friends via Nintendo's wireless multicard play mode, to earn Kibble Coin and unlock over 100 accessories, multiple playsets, and additional pets.
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Great Transition from toy to game!
I bought this game for my 9 year old daughter for her birthday. After I gave it to her I didn't see her for quite awhile. She is still heavily playing it after several days. Her 11 year old sister likes it too. The pets are adorable like the toys and the animation is wonderful. You unlock pets and mini games and items as you go along through the game. This game has a lot of variety. My daughter enjoys the coloring game. You play the games and get awarded ribbons and kibbles as points. There seem to be quite a few games to keep the kids interested. You can name the pets as you unlock them and try to collect them all. New locations are unlocked too. I would recommend this no fighting, non violent kids game, especially if your kids are or were into the Littlest Pet Shop toys. There are play sets to play on and different areas to explore. It's a neat little game that employs many different challenges and activities in a fun atmosphere.
If I ever get the chance I am going to spend some time playing it too!
Lots of fun for my little 5 year old girl
My little 5 year old daughter used to fight with her 8 year old brother for the gameboy. Eventually we bought her her own - but she never seemed to enjoy the games as much as her brother. Many DS games are too hard for little kids and most involve reading. Lately my daughter has been playing with littlest pet shop toys so it seemed like a really likely choice for a DS game she would enjoy all on her own. Sure enough it keeps her interest and she really enjoys it. Littlest Pet Shop: Winter has reading - so little ones will need some help getting started. But there are lots of simple activities and games well pitched to small children that hold their interest once they get in such as
* pick and name and dress up a bunch of littlest pets
* Coloring (a game where points (kibble) are awarded for how closely you can match the example). Not only do little ones have to stay in the lines, they must pick colors and pen widths from a simple menu.
* Treasure hunt (you move around over a little meadow and dig looking for easter eggs.
* lots more - and more games and new pets are unlocked as kids work their way through.
The graphics are really nice and the overall tone is sweet, nice, and non-violent.
Good starter game for younger kids; a little boring for big kids & adults.
My daughter likes the Littlest Pet Shop toys so I bought her this game for X-mas. She played with it for a few days but then got bored with it. She told me the games were too easy and there wasn't much else to do. She's very experienced with video games for her age (7 years old) so perhaps that has something to do with it. I think a younger child or one her age that isn't familiar with video games will like it.
I tried playing with it myself, and though it is super cute, I think it's too simple a game for teens and adults. One thing I don't like about it is that you can't choose which pets you want, they give random pets to you at certain intervals. Also, there isn't much to do with your pets except dress them up. The games are not challenging enough for adults to play. I got bored with it fifteen minutes into the game.
Cute game, but I wouldn't buy it unless it's for someone 7 years old and under.
Title: Littlest Pet Shop
Price: $39.99
System(s): Wii (also available on the DS and PC)
Release Date: October 14, 2008
Publisher (Developer): Electronic Arts (Electronic Arts)
ESRB Rating: “Everyone”
Pros: A pretty good variety of pets, very simple controls for kids, kids can dress the characters up with lots of accessories and when you play a game, you actually play it with the selected pet.
Cons: Overly structured in the beginning, you can’t choose which pets you want - you must unlock them in order and some of the animals really aren’t that cute.
Overall Score: One thumb up, one sideways; 80/100; B-; *** out of 5
EA Casual and Hasbro have teamed up to blanket the video game market with a series of Littlest Pet Shop games based on the series of toys which have infatuated young children around the US. The Wii version of Littlest Pet Shop certainly wouldn’t be in my top 10 list of most wanted holiday games, but the target audience will likely express the same love for the game as they do for the toys.
Littlest Pet Shop is clearly geared towards the grade school set. In fact, anyone over the age of 10 may find themselves incredibly frustrated by the title’s simplicity and overprotective tutorials, not to mention the character art. Kids will likely adore it though, as the entire game is almost like the series’ toys brought to life.
Littlest Pet Shop begins with the player being given three tickets for pets to be adopted from the adoption center and board the train to Pets Plaza. You will then see a brief cinematic of your first three pets, the Cuddliest Bunny, the Cuddliest Gray Tiger Cat and the Littlest Yorki, as they arrive in Pets Plaza. You then get to name your first three pets.
After that, you’ll go through an extensive tutorial which guides you around Pets Plaza, teaches you how to buy from Meow Market, dress pets up in the Salon, play in the Arcade, see what pets you’ve adopted in the Apartment and interact with items in the environment. Along the way, notifications about new Meow Market items, activities or locations will pop up.
The best part of Littlest Pet Shop is its variety. There are over 30 different pets in the game, and you can switch off among them at any time while in the four different locations (pet plaza, jungle, winter wonderland and garden) . There are also over 100 different accessory and clothing items, and 16 different mini-games to play with your pet.
It is also very simple to play. The only buttons used are the directional pad, the A button and the B button. Games often require pressing these, or moving the remote in a certain way, and always preface any interaction with clear instructions and images showing what to do to succeed. The games’ difficulty levels also seem to have been designed with young children in mind - players over 12 will have no problem getting blue ribbons in the hardest difficulty levels of the mini-games.
The only problem is, the game is far too structured. You’ll constantly be given messages about what to do. Its like a nagging inner voice, that just won’t go away. To make matters worse, you can’t even choose your first few pets, or really in what order they arrive in. I mean, I’d rather have had the Fanciest Corgi, Sportiest Horse and Chilliest Penguin as my first three pets. But no - players don’t get to make that decision, despite this game having pet raising elements.
Littlest Pet Shop is clearly a game made for those kids who adore the Littest Pet Shop toys or pet raising sims with loads of mini-games and customization options. If you’re over the age of 12, you won’t derive the same amount of joy from the game or have the same experience with the title as a child would. In fact, the older you are, chances are the less fascinated you’ll be by the game. Kids will enjoy it, and that’s what’s important.
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List of the Top Wii Games For Girls |
The top Wii games for girls are:
1. Mario Kart. This is a great game for any girl of any age. Actually, this game is great for anyone.
2. Cooking Mama. This is one of the best Wii games for girls.
3. Dance Dance Revolution. This is a fun game. I highly recommend this game.
4. Super Mario Galaxy. This is one of the best Super Mario games that's out right now. If you love the other Super Mario games, you will love this game. This is another game that's for anyone.
5. Guitar Hero. This game is so much fun. This is a great game for girls, however guys can play this, too.
6. Wii Fit. This is a fun game. This game will allow you to workout and have fun at the same time.
7. Super Smash Bros. Brawl. This is another great game. It's actually more fun if you play this with other people.
8. Littlest Pet Shop. This is a good game for girls. If you like animals and pets, you should get this game.
This is a small list of the top Wii games for girls. If you want to have to have a lot of fun, I would suggest you get the games mentioned above. You can actually download those games and thousands of other games. Check out the link below to find out where you can download those games from.
Top 10 Ideas For Littlest Pet Shop Party Supplies, Games and More! |
2. Decorate your party room by using lavender, sun yellow, bright blue and white balloons to add color. Be sure to have a "Happy Birthday" Banner at the entryway to greet your guests.
3. For another great way to decorate, draw the pet shop village and shops on poster board or white butcher paper and hang the drawings on the wall to make the kids feel like they are really in the village!
4. Let the children decorate boxes and design houses for their own pets. Use foam flowers, stickers, markers, construction paper and wallpaper samples.
5. "Musical Lily Pads." Draw or make felt lily pads to have the kids jump onto. This game is played just like musical chairs. Play music and when the music stops, each child jumps on a lily pad. The one left standing is out. Remove one lily pad and start the game again. Repeat until there is only one lily pad left. Reward the winner with a Littlest Pet Shop notepad.
6. You can also play "Kibble Toss." Get some beanbags and have the kids try to throw the beanbags into a large clean dog dish. Whoever gets the most beanbags into the dog dish can win a Bobbing Head Dog or Kooky Chew treats.
7. Let the kids decorate their own party bags. Use Paw Print stamps and animal stickers to decorate a fun party bag.
8. Let the children go on a Paw Print scavenger hunt. Hide small Paw Prints all over the house or wherever you are hosting the party and let the kids go and find them. Whoever finds the most wins. You can use Push Pop candy or Bouncing Putty as prizes.
9. Paint the kids' faces by painting animal features (such as a nose and whiskers) of their favorite pet shop creatures!
10. When the party's over, fill your guests' party bags with a mix of candy, Cat and Dog finger Puppets, a Bobbing Head Dog, Animal Super Balls, Butterfly rubber rings, Finger animal puppets, and some Pet tattoos.
Following these top 10 ideas will help you host a wonderful, memorable party. Have fun!
