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Build-A-Bear Workshop
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MSRP: $19.99
Your Price: $14.59
Savings: $ 5.40 ( 27% )
Shipping: N/A
Manufacturer: American Game Factory
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Build-A-Bear Workshop Features
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Make your own furry friend using the stylus and microphone in all of the Build-A-Bear Workshop stations including Choose Me, Stuff Me, Fluff Me and Name Me
Choose from 8 different characters - Dimple Teddy, Sassy Kitty, Mocha Bunny, Marvelous Monkey, Velvet Teddy, Friendly Frog, Playful Puppy, Pink Poodle
Care for and play with your new furry friend using the touch screen and microphone
Cook a series of meal and feed your Bear using a fully equipped kitchen and dining room
Tidy-up your character's bed room and get ready for clean-up time organizing and placing toys and items back on the shelves and in the chest
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Additional Build-A-Bear Workshop Information
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Build-A-Bear is a Nintendo DS simulation that recreates the in-store experience. Gameplay offers a unique immersive experience, which replicates the process of shopping and creating a Bear when entering a Build-A-Bear Workshop store. The game allows you to approach the Build-A-Bear Workshop concept with the same hands-on and do it yourself formula. This level of interactivity is achieved through the use of the touch screen, wireless technology, enhanced graphics and innovative control mechanism. Choose, create and customize your own personal virtual Bear and participate in various activities with your new furry friend. Learn how to perform moves with the DS trick control, earn honey nuggets by completing challenges and buy up to 150 different clothing accessories. Spend some time in the photo studio and share your photo album and clothes collection wirelessly with your friends. Enjoy an afternoon in the backyard playground using the swing and various ball games Become a professional fashion photographer and set-up photo shoots in the Build-A-Bear photo studio Change your Bear outfits, select the zoom and camera angle, modify the backdrop and direct your character's poses While spending time in the bathroom, help your bear clean his teeth Interact wirelessly with your friends to trade items or challenge each other in the mini games Test your skills in the dancing game by drawing the right shapes at the right time with your stylus on cue in order to hold the rhythm of the music Play dress-up and mix and match up to 150 fashion accessories Control two bears at a time with your stylus and collect honey while dodging bees Make sure you don't pick the last seat paying musical chair
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What Customers Say About Build-A-Bear Workshop:
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Bought for my 5 yr grand daughter and this is a very easy game. She sometimes gets bored with it. But my 2 yr old grand son is not interested in this game.
My kids (5 and 8) are big fans of Build-a-Bear Workshop and also the website, and they love the DS, but both decried the game as boring. I guess the two concepts don't mix well.
Hello I'm an autistic 21 year old adult gamer.I bought this game because I shop at Build a Bear Workshop store every now and then to fix up a few of my old stuff animals like get them clothes to wear because a few of my stuff animals were in the nude for a while anyways I had been shopping at there store for little while and had seen this game several times at GameStop and finally brought myself around to buying the game even though I knew the game is initially ment for younger audiences I still wanted to see what this game was all about and to see how fun it would be.I must say I like it. It's alright not half bad. I like the cooking and dancing games.Buy this game you'll like it.Happy Gaming.
my 3 1/2 daughter enjoyed build a bear workshop especially trying to cook food for Stephanie. It is worth the game.
This was a gift to my grandaughter on her sixth birthday. She needed a little help to get started and to read a couple of the on-screen comments/instructions, but mostly she was able to play it alone. I selected it because she loves to go to "Build a Bear" and "Teddy Set Go" stores. She started playing it on our 18 hour trip to Florida and it was almost non-stop. She has played several computerized games on line, or on her Nintendo DS so that probably made it easier to catch on. At one point, she looked up at me and said "Grandma this is the best game ever." I would definitely recommend.
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