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Build-A-Bear Workshop (NDS cover
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Build-A-Bear Workshop NDS

Build-A-Bear Workshop is a game developed especially for children. As the name suggests, this product has been licensed by a famous chain of stores, whose customers can create unique plush toys according to individual ideas.

Party | Nintendo exclusive titles

Build-A-Bear Workshop Release Date NDS

07November2007

developer: Neko Entertainment publisher: The Game Factory

English language game language: English

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The Build-A-Bear Workshop game will give young gamers the chance to virtually personalize a furry friend of their liking, name, brush and care for it and buy virtual clothes and accessories to unlock mini-games. Building off of the success of 300+ Build-A-Bear Workshop stores worldwide, the Game Factory will give gamers a chance to fully interact with their furry friend just like a Guest in the real-world store.

Set in a Build-A-Bear Workshop store, players will choose, stuff, stitch, dress, name and play with their 3D teddy bear. Twenty different themed mini-games can be unlocked as players win virtual money to buy additional accessories and clothes along the way. Developed by game developer Neko Entertainment the characters and levels in the Build-A-Bear Workshop Game will be rendered in 3D and a player's choice of stuffed animal, outfits and accessories will trigger a variety of animations and behaviors. Neko will also incorporate full interaction between the player and his/her furry friend to unlock mini-games that will take full advantage of the 3D, touch screen and microphone capabilities of the Nintendo DS system. The game will also feature a Wi-fi multiplayer game mode.

Last updated on 25 March 2008

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PEGI rating Build-A-Bear Workshop

Age rating. The PEGI rating considers the age suitability of a game, not the level of difficulty.
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