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Players will join Barbie and her sisters as they work together to rescue and train lost puppies in Barbie and Her Sisters: Puppy Rescue. The game is set in Barbie’s hometown Willows, and inspired by the home movie Barbie and her Sisters in the Great Puppy Adventure.
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Nintendo EnthusiastShawn LongNov 20154/10While Barbie and Her Sisters: Puppy Rescue isn't a game targeted for me, I don't know if young kids will be able to enjoy it either. The Barbie on her bike segments are a big chunk of the game, and they are very clunky and at times confusing, which could be very off-putting to younger gamers. It's a budget retail release at $39.99, but with the stellar Wii U lineup of family friendly first party titles, it's hard to recommend this game as a purchase. If you have a kid that's an extreme Barbie fan, this may be worth a look, but other than that I'd leave Barbie and Her Sisters: Puppy Rescue in the kennel.
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Cubed3André ErikssonJul 20164/10Barbie and her Sisters: Puppy Rescue would have done well as a Facebook game or smartphone app. However, as a console title, it suffers from downtime and repetition. For people who intend to play this as a five-minutes-at-a-time game, it will be a blast, but very few people play on consoles like that, making it difficult to recommend even to long-time fans of the Barbie brand.
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