Showing posts with label Game. Show all posts
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Friday, 25 November 2011

Beacon Street Girls Dress up and Get Taste of 'Project Runway' with New 'Fashion Frenzy' Online Game: Free Game Lets Girls Become Fashion Designers and Stylists in a Fun and Supportive Environment

Lexington, MA (PRWEB) November 23, 2006

A new online fashion game based on "Fashion Frenzy," the ninth book in the award-winning Beacon Street Girls (BSG) book series, helps girls further explore the exciting world of fashion design and styling. Unlike most fashion-oriented online games, the "Fashion Frenzy" game (http://www.beaconstreetgirls.com/games ) allows budding designers to do more than dress up a figure. With "Fashion Frenzy," players actually help create the apparel options by picking out different fabrics, colors and prints. They also get the opportunity to act as a fashion stylist, accessorizing the outfits. There are thousands of combinations possible.


Most online fashion games simply allow girls to choose apparel from a very limited closet. Unlike these "dress up" games, "Fashion Frenzy" players select among dozens of style options for tops, pants, skirts, jackets and dresses. Then they choose the fabrics, colors and prints, to finish each piece of clothing. Once an outfit has been created, the player dresses Katani Summers, the BSG fashionista, and chooses a photo background. Taking a turn as a fashion stylist, the player then rounds out the look with accessories like scarves, headbands, jewelry, hats and headpieces, footwear and handbags, including bags and purses from the Beacon Street Girls collection (available online at http://www.bsgshop.com ) When the ensemble has been completed, players receive feedback and commentary from Katani, and can email the whole look to a friend.


In addition, true to the upbeat and optimistic messages communicated through the Beacon Street Girls literature, the "Fashion Frenzy" game offers positive role models for girls. "While shows like 'Project Runway' and 'America's Top Model' have been enormously popular with the preteen girls because they offer a behind-the-scenes look at the world of fashion, they sometimes perpetuate the negative tone enlightened adults have come to associate with the world of fashion," said Addie Swartz, founder and CEO of B*tween Productions, home of the Beacon Street Girls. "'Fashion Frenzy' provides girls with a chance to play with fashion in a fun, supportive environment."


Swartz continued, "In addition, the game offers the opportunity for true fashion experimentation. In the fashion industry innovation often springs from un-expected pairings and combinations. The juxtaposition of different colors and patterns can be quite exciting. The huge number of style combinations 'Fashion Frenzy' offers makes this possible."


The BSG's website (http://www.beaconstreetgirls.com ) features the preteen stars of the award-winning book series for girls, providing positive role models and messages for girls as well as a safe, COPPA-compliant online destination. The website also features Club BSG, the free club for Beacon Street Girls fans. The club is open to all girls under the age of 17 who wish to interact with the BSG characters and world. Club members:


FamilyandPartyGames.Com, New Awkward Family Photos Game and Loaded Questions Host 3rd Annual $10,000 Get Loaded! Contest

Miami Beach, FL (PRWEB) September 01, 2011

FamilyandPartyGames.com, creator of the bestselling Loaded Questions game, has launched the 3rd Annual Get Loaded! Contest to reward humor, creativity and originality with $ 10,000 in cash prizes. This years contest is based on answering ten open-ended questions that draw from the hysterical new Awkward Family Photos game and the popular Loaded Questions game.


We couldnt be more excited to reward our loyal fans for a 3rd straight year with our Get Loaded! Contest, said Eric Poses, president of FamilyandPartyGames.com and All Things Equal (makers of Loaded Questions and Awkward Family Photos). Our first two contests each resulted in thousands of entries and we expect this year to be even more popular due to the fun, easy and creative nature of the contest.


To enter, simply visit http://www.familyandpartygames.com/getloaded and answer any of the ten open-ended questions by January 6, 2012. Answers will be judged on humor, creativity and originality. The winning answer to each question, as judged by the team at FamilyandPartyGames.com, each will receive $ 1,000 for a total of $ 10,000 in prizes. Official rules are available on the contest page.


About FamilyandPartyGames.com and All Things Equal:

Founded in 1997, FamilyandPartyGames.com and All Things Equal are the brainchild of entrepreneur Eric Poses, starting with the hit game Loaded Questions. With a small loan from his parents, Poses created the game and embarked upon a 16-week tour of the United States selling Loaded Questions from the trunk of his car. In a short period of time the first 5,000 games sold, attracting the attention of major retailers like Target and Amazon. Today, Loaded Questions has sold more than one million copies and boasts seven different versions. Also within the games portfolio is The New Yorker Cartoon Caption Game, The Greatest Day Ever Game and Awkward Family Photos, based on the hit Web phenomenon. All Things Equal products are made in America and can be found at Target, Toys R Us, Barnes & Noble, Amazon and at hundreds of specialty stores and Web sites. To date, the company has generated more than $ 25 million in retail sales and is based in Miami Beach, FL. For more information, please visit FamilyAndPartyGames.com.


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