DS #3473: Imagine Movie Star (Europe)
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i feel bad for the kids who get this game
if their parents bought it for them, the parents must pity the child
if they wanted to buy it themselves, they must kinda...loserish to imagine being a movie star.
if their parents bought it for them, the parents must pity the child
if they wanted to buy it themselves, they must kinda...loserish to imagine being a movie star.
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I've always wanted to be a movie star...
Uh, what makes you think a parent will pity the child? Then that must go for all of the Imagine games, since they all follow the same idea, "be something you can't be in real life".
That's a bad idea to get across, tiny.
Tsk,tsk,tsk.
Uh, what makes you think a parent will pity the child? Then that must go for all of the Imagine games, since they all follow the same idea, "be something you can't be in real life".
That's a bad idea to get across, tiny.
Tsk,tsk,tsk.
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