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Princess Debut Nintendo DS Game
PRODUCT DETAILS Princess Debut – DS Game
UPC:719593100126
Condition:Used
Genre:Action & Adventure
Platform:Nintendo DS
Region:Region Free
ESRB:Everyone
SKU:DS_PRINCESS_DEBUT
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
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Works perfectly. Great game.
If you’re a fan of the DS game Elite Beat Agents, but are looking for something a little bit more girl oriented, Princess Debut may be the title for you. The game combines dating simulation elements with Elite Beat Agents style music based gameplay. You can beat the game very quickly, but the different princes and story elements as well as different accessories offer plenty of replay value. The game can be a little ridiculous, but if you don’t mind a heavy dose of silly in your games, it’s a lot of fun.
Ever wish prince charming would just magically appear and sweep you off your feet? Sadly, in real life, you have a better chance of winning the lottery. However, when you play “Princess Debut” you can experience what it’s like to flirt and dance with a whole collection of princes! This game is one of those titles that’s easy to over look: it’s already about two years old, yet I only found it recently on a discounted games display at Wal-mart. Regardless, this is a pretty high quality game: I’ll analyze each aspect of it from top to bottom:Storyline 9/10: I docked a point for lack of originality at the start: the concept of a nobody becoming a princess itself has been pretty much murdered by Walt Disney. As for the talking animals? Cinderella anyone? Regardless, the story can still be fun and engaging: you play as a common school girl (her default name is Sabrina, but you can name her whatever you want at the beginning) who’s bored out of her skull, when a princess who looks almost identical to her (and even has the same name) comes through the ordinary girl’s wardrobe. The princess explains that she is from a parallel universe, and wants you to take her place for a season, because she can’t dance and doesn’t care much for princes (if only she knew how lucky she was). Whether you agree or not, you’re taken by Kip (the princess’s talking animal assistant) into the other world, and you can’t go back because the Princess has the only key to the portal in which you warped.
Good game
Can very early by mail yaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!! I love this game and I hope they making a second and even a third.
great
The premise on which ‘Princess Debut’ is founded is a simple one. You are transported to a world where you become a Princess in search of the perfect Partner for the Ball that will occur in 30 Days. When you arrive, you will have no dance skills. You therefore must learn to dance as well as making an attempt to discover more about each of the Princes eligible for Partnership.When Natsume produced the English version of this game, I was intrigued but did not expect quite the degree of complexity and romance that is to be found in any Harvest Moon game with a courtship component. In fact, ‘Princess Debut’ more than satisfied any requirements in terms of offering humour, romance and quirky characterisations in the course of Events with the Eligible Princes. Different responses do lead to different results in many cases, enlarging the scope of the game. There are opportunities to make and break partnerships, to regain a lost character at the 11th hour and two possible endings with each of the Princes. Some Events can be experienced only if the Eligible Prince is your partner. Others can be experienced only if you remain single. Timing in choosing a partner can be crucial to your success.For me, this game is founded more upon the Events that give it depth than the action in the form of the dances. The dances, however, are fun and it is challenging to complete the entire Course both in Traditional Ballroom and in Latin style. The music is chosen well, combining classical.
This game is really good. I mean of course it’s fun to play, the story isn’t CRAZY AMAZING but it sure does make a bunch of WTF moments. I love the gameplay, However sometimes it gets a little redundant when you play the whole day.. Don’t overplay and you’ll definitely get over the game within a couple days, like I did. It was worth the 15 bucks and sure was worth my time. I got this because I needed back up a little off the really mind blowing, gore filled, Rated M for a reason games. I needed to get ready for school and what else but to calm my self with a greatly beautiful game and DAMN are the decisions hard at times. I would DEFINITELY recommend this game, which I already have. Only one downfall, I would prefer better looking art however that’s what happens when you only settle for the best and down grade a little. HAPPY DANCING GUYS!
Got this for my daughter. She loves it.
I’ve been hearing about Japanese dating sims for boys forever. Princess Debut is a dating sim for girls! Your character swaps places with a princess and meets 6 different princes. One of them you pick for a dance partner and steady boyfriend, although you can go on dates with the other princes too. When you win a contest or do well in the game you win magical items which give you different outfits.It’s kind of geared toward young girls, but I bought it anyway as I would like more female dating sims to come over from Japan. It’s a cute game and fun. The dances are an easy version of Elite Beat/Ouendan, and it’s pretty fun to pick dialogue choices for your character to say.sad thing: in order to complete your scrapbook you have to play the game through to the end several different times, and you have to pick different princes for dance partners. The other princes that you played through with are still in the game and I feel kind of sad for them.