St. Thomas More died to bring you this game.
GameVortex writes: "You've probably all passed by the store, the Build-A-Bear store that is, at some point. But you might not have ventured inside. Whether you did or not, you can now bring the joy of Build-A-Bear home with the new videogame Build-A-Bear Workshop: A Friend Fur All Seasons.
The graphics are very simple, but quite pleasant. Each island has a different season associated with it, so of course they all looked individual. You could tell which island you were on at a glance. The only thing I was disappointed with was the lack of character choices. There were 8 choices: a turtle, 3 bears, a monkey, a cat, a dog, and a bunny. While that is a decent amount, it would have been really nice to be able to change their fur color, at a minimum. There also isn't much of a choice in clothing when you first start out. Luckily you'll find lots of it easily so that's not an issue for long".
Celebrities come out in full force to support the launching of the Nintendo Wii's Build-A-Bear Workshop: A Friend Fur All Seasons...
ZTGD: "When the Game Factory released Build-A-Bear for the Nintendo DS last year it was one of the most unusual, and fresh ideas for games aimed at a younger demographic. The idea of taking such a well-known franchise and crafting a game around it was brilliant marketing. The real surprise though came from the fact that the game was actually fun and well designed, giving kids good reason to clamor for more. Almost exactly one year later The Game Factory and Neko Entertainment return to bring the Build-A-Bear series to Nintendo's motion-controlled console with a few new features and twelve megatons of cute."
Pros
+ Fun for all ages
+ Extremely simplistic and fun
Cons
- Lacking visuals
- Not for everyone
