Build A Bear (Nintendo DS)

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Sound #2: Cat meowing. I hadn't heard a bear meow since that time at the bar... (I forget what was in that cup.) Make your own furry friend using the stylus and microphone in all of the Build-A-Bear Workshop stations including Choose Me, Stuff Me, Fluff Me and Name Me History is one of the most fascinating yet complicated subjects in school. Many kids get scared by the many dates and foreign names. However, you can get a new outlook with the games in this category! The Build-A-Bears will dress up in historical costumes and play roles in a fun scene. Mini-game #6: Helping your animal brush his teeth and comb his hair. Man, this animal's existence is mundane. In the game, players use the touch screen (the buttons and microphone are not used often) to do activities and play with their bear. The player can choose one of six bears and customize it with clothes, accessories and shoes.

Mini-game #2: Catch honey being dropped by moving your bear under the falling drops. This one is also bad. The controls are spotty and the hit detection is atrocious... although this game does have the humorous, unexplained cloning of your animal to help collect this honey.

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Even better is that you can do it from home! For instance, you can try America's favorite sport with the Baseball Bears: Batting Challenge game! In the company of your custom-made teddy bear, any learning activity becomes a thrilling journey. Depending on your talents and interests, you can explore and practice whatever you want. Start playing with them and you will learn, discover the world around you, and gain skills any kid should have! How fun!

As you can imagine, learning history is much more practical and fun this way! For example, try The First Thanksgiving 1621 game to learn about the origins of the most well-known American holidays!

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I settled on Sound #6. Next I had to ensure how "huggable" my bear friend would be by stuffing him. I'm starting to get a cavity here from this saccharine exercise. OK, I touched the foot pedal to stuff the bear. Then I had to make a wish. This is starting to get a little peculiar. To activate this "wish," I had to rub hearts on the screen and whisper a secret into the DS. I told my bear that his citizenship and loyalties to the U.S. were still in question. He responded with, "I love you." Typical furry immigrant—appeal to the heartstrings. Next was stitching him up: zigzag the stylus through the holes, and that's that. Then I had to "fluff" him. US decency laws prohibit me from describing this part in detail, but it involves a hot, steamy shower and questionable electronic devices. It's better left unsaid. As a result, parents everywhere love the company and all the merchandise around it, including the games. Try it yourself! The player can also access the multiplayer mode via the attic. Each player is required to have a Build-A-Bear Workshop game card. In multiplayer mode, the player can challenge friends in minigames and trade photos taken from the dressing room.