Princess Debut
SCORE: 90
Natsume has been one of the longest home console, and hand held
developers to produce video games for the female side of gaming. There
once was a lie in the industry that women and girls had no interest in
video games. Sure we have an interest in video games, just not the ones
that used to dominate the market. Natsume acknowledged the reality that
women and girls have a different interest when it comes to
entertainment. Princess Debut lets a girl be a princess, and try and
find her prince charming
Princess Debut has an exceptional artistic style to it. There are plenty
of pretty dresses that fit a princess. A few of the dresses raised my
eyebrow, however there are enough choices that these dresses can be
avoided. There are a lot of dances, and dancing animations in this
Nintendo DS video game. There are waltzes, and Latin dances included.
While the player is playing on the touch screen the top one shows the
two characters dancing. If you know anything about real dancing then you
know exactly what to expect in Princess Debut.
I really enjoyed the music in this game. It sets the mood, and
atmosphere of a fantasy land where I could be royalty. Each prince has a
different personality, and it is up to the player which one to pursue
romantically. I loved the idea of a clean, wholesome, and decent romance
where dancing is how the royalty get to know one another. There are some
pranks played by some characters on others, and angry responses.
Natsume included a lot of items that transform the girl's clothing into
a fantastic dress, plenty of dances, romances, and modes in Princess
Debut. Girls and women will find a lot of replay value to this DS game.
Princess Debut is one of those games that can easily be played for a
month or two. If you are into any kind of romance at all, you will find
Princess Debut is worth a purchase.
The touch screen is used in most of the controls in Princess Debut. The
different story modes, and menu screens can be taken care of with the
buttons too. I liked the motions I had to follow on the touch screen
because they made a lot of sense. I did wish more dances were available
from the start because replaying certain ones over and over again were a
bit of a drag. I had fun playing Princess Debut on the Nintendo DS.
One of the goals of any intelligent man or woman is to become married
for the rest of their lives. Princess Debut encourages that, and teaches
girls to seek out a committed relationship with a boy they love. The
only lesson in Princess Debut that might bother people is the princess
one. Marriage is about serving one another, and compromises. Too many
have fallen apart because one or both parties act selfishly. I would
love to see sequels to this franchise.
- Yolanda
Graphics: 84%
Sound: 91%
Replay/Extras: 95%
Gameplay: 86%
Family Friendly Factor: 92%
System: Nintendo DS
Publisher: Natsume
ESRB Rating: 'E'
for Everyone
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