I like the modeling and fashion industry and I like video games (yes, there are girls who play PS3 and WoW and Minecraft. They do exist. Deal with it).
So this is like the best of both worlds.
I also like this particular game. It doesn't sugarcoat the industry and glamorize it the way other games do (those "modeling" games in which you just put on pretty clothes on your character and you beat the game), but it shows you how you start at the bottom and if you're lucky and hardworking, can get to the top (aka, Paris). I think those other games about models just make every little girl believe that all you have to do to model is smile and BAM! a six figure paycheck. It's not like that. And those games are creating a terrible illusion, making aspiring models expect something and when they get there... It's not as pretty as they thought.
Would You Play a Modeling Video Game?
Fergie
2012/08/20 19:00:00
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For all the ladies (and guys) out there that could never get into games like "Call of Duty," "World of Warcraft" or even "Super Mario Bros.," Conde Nast has a new game that you may be interested in. It's called "Fashion Hazard," and you play as a model trying to master the art of the catwalk. You learn how to pose and get points for avoiding hurdles like fallen models. Does this sound interesting to you or will you stick to first-person shooting games?
COCOPEREZ.COM reports:
COCOPEREZ.COM reports:
Condé Nast has finally created a game for couture-loving ladies called Fashion Hazard, the game where you “swipe, tap and tilt your way up the ranks.”
Read More: http://cocoperez.com/2012-08-20-conde-nast-fashion...
Top Opinion
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Little Miss Unicorn 2012/08/21 00:37:47
Sounds like a legitimate challenge for a change. Count me in.
I like RPGs like Final Fantasy and Kingdom Hearts. Tactic games are quite fun as well (Final Fantasy Tactics). If I want something mindless I might play the occasional Diner Dash and Patapon. On the DS my favourites would The World Ends With You and Ace Attorney investigations.
So this is like the best of both worlds.
I also like this particular game. It doesn't sugarcoat the industry and glamorize it the way other games do (those "modeling" games in which you just put on pretty clothes on your character and you beat the game), but it shows you how you start at the bottom and if you're lucky and hardworking, can get to the top (aka, Paris). I think those other games about models just make every little girl believe that all you have to do to model is smile and BAM! a six figure paycheck. It's not like that. And those games are creating a terrible illusion, making aspiring models expect something and when they get there... It's not as pretty as they thought.
Which is why many people classify Minecraft as a toy instead of a game.