Lalaloopsy DS

"*Welcome to the whimsical world of Lalaloopsy Land!*"

**Lalaloopsy DS** is a game released for the Nintendo DS on November 6, 2011. It was developed by 1st Playable Productions and published by Activision. An extended version was released for the Nintendo Wii, released on November 9, 2011.

## Playing the Game

After turning on the game, there are three options to choose from.

### New

New is when a new game is started. In every play-through afterward, a Load button should appear after saving the game.

### Options

In Options, you can adjust the music and sound effects, view the credits, erase save data, test the microphone, and enter a special code to unlock an outfit for the character you have selected.

### Gimmicks In Game

After picking one of the Lalaloopsy girls to play as, you are suggested to go meet some friends! The goal of the game is to become friends with the other Lalaloopsies and complete the charm bracelet. This can be done by making gifts and items for them. When a door is open, you are then able to go inside to do the craft.

Gains new crafts, friends, and games by:

1. Upon given access to the next area, the Lalaloopsy will mention her missing pet.
2. Find the pet somewhere in the area, then click on it.
3. Return it to the Lalaloopsy, who will then open her craft to you.
4. Once you give her an item, she will open the next area for you where the process repeats.

## Hidden Items

Multiple items are hidden all around the land. Either five or eight of those are required to make special variants of crafts.

* Jewel Sparkles: Gems
* Crumbs Sugar Cookie: Iced Cookies
* Spot Splatter Splash Paintbrushes
* Pillow Featherbed: Red Spools of Thread (Purple in the Wii version)
* Peanut Big Top: Balloons
* Mittens Fluff 'N' Stuff: Balls of White Yarn (Cyan yarn in the Wii version)
* Dot Starlight: Stars
* Bea Spells-a-Lot: Pencils
* Berry Jars 'N' Jam: Strawberries (Blueberries in the Wii version)
* Blossom Flowerpot: Leaves
* Tippy Tumblelina: Bows
* Sunny Side Up: Sweet Biscuits

## Charm Bracelet

One of the main gimmicks of this game. Each Lalaloopsy gives your playable character one, which may be placed anywhere (though it can be switched anytime.)

To get a special charm, the player character needs to maximize their friendship with another character. The bracelet starts with one single charm, being of the selected character. When a charm is clicked, it will tell them who it is from.

Another version shows that the charm will be placed in the correct position (and will not be switched, that being the one in the Wii version)

## Completion

Upon finishing, the last Lalaloopsy whose charm was acquired will tell you that the game has been, and all of the Lalaloopsies are very happy to have them as a friend. She then will say the Lalaloopsies all hope you had fun at Lalaloopsy Land.

## Differences in the Wii Version

Unlike the Wii version:

* You are required to have either five or eight to make new crafts.
* The character’s mouths did not move at all, as well as making basic expressions.
* The max gift cap a doll has is 5.
* There are only two voice actresses in this.
* The charms can be switched to different locations.
* Multiple items are hidden in all locations.
* The other Lalaloopsies did not grant the playable Lalaloopsy items after completing a craft.
* There are no animated cutscenes.
* Nothing is unlocked after completing the game.
* It is not possible to switch characters.
* There were only four gimmicks in this game.

## Trivia

* This was the first Lalaloopsy video game ever released. Many Lalaloopsy video games follow after this, including racing games, rhythm games and even match 3 games.
* Top’s mini game is the only craft game that doesn't make you use glue for the glue-on accessories.
* Sparkles’ gift game relates to the Lalaloopsy Land main website.
* This game is tied having 12 playable characters within the Lalaloopsy franchise, the others being some games in the Mario + Lalaloopsy at the NBA 2K crossover series.
* Flowerpot, Tumblelina and Splash are the only characters to not have hopping pets.
* There are three versions of this game: The basic one, one with a Mini Lalaloopsy in it, and one featuring brand new areas, animated cutscenes and gimmicks (that being the Wii version).