GamesRadar+ Verdict
Pros
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Playing dress-up
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Annoying Dad
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Gothing out your teen
Cons
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Lack of style choices
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Being super-skinny
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Wasting money on this
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Dec 18, 2007
To properly review Teen Style Stuff we decided to recreate our own teenage life. Enter my father-figure Pope John Paul II, a chubby-faced Viking-helmet wearing Lothario with his face painted to look like a tiger. His turn-ons include stinkiness. Turn-offs? Fat chicks. It’ll be his job to mould us into a fine young teenager.
And here’s us, a 15 year-old girl with everything to prove and nothing to lose. The sliders won’t recreate our true body weight, instead restricting us to the anorexic standards EA expects all young girls to adhere to.
More info
| Genre | Simulation |
| Description | Proving beyond the shadow of a doubt that teens can't be trusted to dress themselves. And that fat kids don't actually exist. |
| Franchise name | The Sims |
| UK franchise name | The Sims |
| Platform | PC |
| US censor rating | Teen |
| Release date | 6 November 2007 (US), 9 November 2007 (UK) |
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