Customer Reviews

DreamLife Superstar TV Plug-In Game

5 star:		(10)
4 star:		(10)
3 star:		(3)
2 star:		(2)
1 star:		(2)

 

 

I bought this for my 9 year old niece and she can't seem to get enough of it. She is totally hooked on this game. I read the other review and we did not experience any of the same problems that reviewer was having. The other reviewer, complained that you have to "earn" your Superstar status. Well, hello, that is the challenge of this game. If it came easy how fun would that be. As with everything in life, you generally have to work hard to get what you want & to earn it! That gives this toy it's educational value!

I like this game because:
-You have to work hard to become a superstar.
-It's hard to make a living which makes it very fun and hard.
-It's fun because you can make your own friend.
-When you are finished with the game, you can look at a scrapbook of the game.
-It feels good when you're playing.
-Everything works very well. The graphics are cool.
-There are lots of stores you can go to and it's fun.

What I don't like about this game:
-You can't do the chores yourself, you just click on them and you get the money.
-When you go to a store, you don't go through the cash register, you just click to buy things.

I would recommend this to a friend!

My daughter received this from her brother for Christmas. She has played previous versions at friends' houses and still found this one entertaining.

Pros - The system is easy to set up and use. She was able to begin playing with little to no help. The graphics are improved from previous versions. There is more to do inside the game so she didn't make it through all the options in one sitting.

Cons - I don't think children much older than 9-10 will enjoy this game long term. Children used to gaming interactions (ie Sims) may find the friend and job interaction overly simplistic.

I bought this game for my Niece for Christmas. As soon as she opened it she wanted to hook it up and get started. We made her wait until everybody else opened their gifts and as soon as that was done she was busy getting hooked up. She played that game all night and when I called her the next day she was playing it again. It teaches her how to handle money. She is given so much money to buy clothes and do other activities. When I went to check on her Christmas night she was complaining because she wanted a sale before she would buy clothes. She hated spending the price that they wanted for clothes. I'm hoping this game will teach her how to budget and make smart choices with her money.

I was very satisfied with this product. My granddaughter loved receiving it for christmas. So far it has lived up to all of our expections. I was
more impressed with the service that I received. My order was taken quickly and the delivery was so quick I couldn't believe it. Thank you very much and I will be a repeat customer.

I bought this game when I was 7 years old, now I am 14 and I still love playing this time to time, I would defenately recomend this game to any girl who loves fame, imgination and games. As well as the other plug-ins, I have them all!!

My daughter really likes this. She plays with her friends when they come over with this, seems to keep them happy she's 10 now.

This game takes six batteries. It is a pretty good game teaching the concept of an allowance, chores, and working for the things you think are important. It is unrealistic in its amount of money given, but overall the basic principles are realistic except that it takes more than a day to become a superstar.

We got this for our daughter's 7th birthday. Once she figured out how to play she loved it! Even our 5 year old son plays with it..actually, I think he plays with it more than she does! LOL My husband has played it a couple of times too, with the children coaching him as he played.
I'm glad we got this plug n play!

My daughter requested Dream Life for Christmas, and I was excited to see it on sale for $14.99. I bought it, and am glad we didn't pay full price. The instructions were missing from the box , the graphics are pretty poor, and my 9 year old daughter lost interest in the product fairly quickly. Definitely the kind of toy you forget about after the initial excitement of unwrapping it.