'Style Savvy: Trendsetters' trailer hits the net

AFP Relax – Wed, Aug 15, 2012

Budding fashion entrepreneurs can get their hands on Nintendo 3DS game Style Savvy: Trendsetters from October 22 in North America, taking charge of a chic and sassy store and picking out the latest looks for a clientele of male and female fashionistas.

It's the sequel to 2009 DS title Style Savvy, but with the added allure of glasses-free 3D, a supply of top togs for men as well as women, and the option of sharing outfits online.

Despite the adorable sugar-coating, Style Savvy actually forged a decent reputation as an introduction to retail business realities; others, such as the near-ubiquitous Diner Dash, as well as Recettear (Windows PC) and Adventure Bar Story (iOS, Android) have explored similar themes, albiet wrapped up as a fast food empire builder and fantasy adventures respectively.

Style Savvy: Trendsetters trailer - youtu.be/pPhJPwFPlOo
Style Savvy: Trendsetters at Nintendo - nintendo.com/games/detail/otyLu42P6DIJAbPNFWBZlFZhk6GbLoN9

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