Bratz: The Movie (video game)

Bratz: The Movie is a video game of the Bratz franchise. This game is based on episodes from the TV series of Bratz and is not based on the film with the same name, video game, Bratz 4 Real is based on the film.

Gameplay

Gameplay of Bratz The Movie follows its predecessors, Bratz Rock Angelz and Bratz Forever Diamondz, however the game uses a higher defonition than previous games. Four playable characters: Yasmin, Cloe, Sasha and Jade. Blingz in this game appear orange instead of blue for the predecessors, but still act as money for buying with. The phone is also similar with the mobile phone menu, where you can read messages, and see the objective, what the player currently has to do, as well as the home feature. The player can again adopt a pet (cat or dog), and take them to pet shows, accessorize them, etc... The pet helps in certain objectives and tasks. A new feature to this game is your pet can find extra objects while not on an task, including extra treats, large amounts of money and the characters coins (which can only be found in this way).

Like its predecessors, the game has an explorable roam similar to Grand Theft Auto series. New features in the game include fashion designing (design full outfits), new mini-games, new tricks in the ice rinks, as well as learning to play the guitar in the new music academy. The game also re-explores London from Bratz Rock Anglez (with an additional subway added) and New York from Bratz Forever Diamondz (without the access of exploring Central Park). Each place (London, New York, Stylesville) you visit, there is one concert or fashion show you need to accomplish.

Key features

• Attend the Stylesville Music Academy to learn the hottest Bratz songs to perform in fashion shows.
• Enhanced pet features: swap pets at anytime, find out your pet’s mood and collect different pet palaces for your pet to live in.
• Play as all four Bratz girls (Cloe, Jade, Sasha, and Yasmin) and experience character-specific adventures.
• Huge array of all-new hair styles, clothing lines, make-up kits, and accessories to choose from.
• Travel to London and New York.
• New ice skating moves.
• Design your very own jackets, tops, pants, skirts, and shoes for the girls to wear.
• After the credits roll you can play in freestyle mode and shop, travel, and collect all the Bratz tokens etc.
• The Wii format includes using the Wii Remote to "strum" on guitar strings or to pose at a fun party.
• Shop in New York, London, & Stylesville - mix & match styles!

-- This game irncludes an extra outfit inside with a disk (Only for the Wii) --

Soundtrack

• Blue Sky - Bratz TV Show
• One of a Kind - Bratz Fashion Pixiez
• Ready to Roll - Bratz Fashion Pixiez
• We Can All Be Stars - Artist Unknown
• True Friends - Bratz TV Show
• You Gotta Be You - Bratz TV Show
• Look Closer - Bratz Fashion Pixiez
• Forever Diamondz - Bratz Forever Diamondz
• My Attitude - Bratz Forever Diamondz
• Everything - Bratz Genie Magic
• Life's A Wild Ride - Bratz Genie Magic
• Rollin'- Bratz Genie Magic
• Invincible - Bratz Genie Magic
• This Is How We Do - Bratz TV Show
• One Day - Bratz TV Show
• Strong Enough - Bratz Fashion Pixiez
• Gettin' It Right - Bratz Fashion Pixiez
• Just Havin' Some Fun - Bratz Forever Diamondz
• Make You Wanna Dance - Bratz Genie Magic
• Never Gonna Give Up - Bratz Genie Magic
• Just Let Go Now - Bratz Fashion Pixiez
• I Won't Stop - Bratz Fashion Pixiez
• When Where All Together - Bratz Genie Magic

Cast

• Cloe-Olivia Hack
• Jade-Soleil Moon Frye
• Sasha-Tia Mowry
• Yasmin-Dionne Quan
• Kirstee-Kaley Cuoco
• Kaycee-Lacey Chabert
• Burdine-Wendie Malick
• Cameron-Charlie Schlatter
• Dylan-Ogie Banks III
• Eitan/Koby-Josh Keaton
• Cade/Male Shopkeeper-Keith Ferguson
• Bryce/Male Shopkeeper-Yuri Lowenthal
• Male Shopkeeper-Nolan North
• Fianna/Roxxi-Jessica DiCicco
• Vinessa/Female Shopkeeper-Danielle Judovitz
• Phoebe/Siernna/Female Shopkeeper-Jennifer Hale
• Katia/Female Shopkeeper-Tara Strong
• Alonce-Cree Summer

Reviews

The game has received mixed to positive reviews from critics. Many commenting on the games sense of originallity, the story line and tasks been too long and boring. As well as the game not been fun enough overall. They also stated that the controls of the Wii version were to difficult to handle. The PS2 version recivied the most praise. GameZone called the game, "fun enough to play".

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