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| Publisher(s) | Mattel Media |
| Release | 1997 |
Barbie Storymaker is a 1997 movie-making kit video game by Mattel Media, [1] within the Barbie franchise. [2]
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| Publisher(s) | Mattel Media |
| Release | 1997 |
Barbie Storymaker is a 1997 movie-making kit video game by Mattel Media, [1] within the Barbie franchise. [2]
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Buzzfeed described it as a virtual representation of doll-playing. [3] SuperKids felt it was a great way for mothers and daughters to create stories together. [4] The Independent praised the title for teaching players both computer skills and film-production techniques. [5]
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