Lego My Bimbo
If you like the “idea” of playing video games, but are not very good (me), I would recommend picking up a copy of Playboy: The Mansion (Available for Xbox Consoles, PS2, and PC). As a young Hugh Hefner, it is the player’s goal to build the Playboy Empire through sexy parties and putting together the Playboy magazine every month.
By hosting events, the player “Hef” can build friendships and business contacts. These parties and events give the player the opportunity to charm celebrities, political figures, musicians, and sports stars. This also gives the player the opportunity to invite friends into the inner circle and maybe find a girlfriend or two.
The more glamorous the parties, the more fame is to be had, as well as finding more fascinating, attractive people to fill the magazine. On the business side, you have to hire staff to take photos, and to write articles for the magazine.
There are 12 missions in the game, and some of the goals include making and/or fixing relationships with people, publishing certain magazine content, and throwing parties. Players can also choose not to achieve goals, as there is no time limit, and do other things such as parties, mansion renovations and playing with the mansion’s variety of games; however, magazines must continue to be published as that is the player’s income source, as parties and items cost money.
Ultimately, the most entertaining aspect of this game is that it gives gamers the opportunity to rub shoulders with stunning virtual women and escape into the fantasy world of Playboy. This article is dedicated to the Halo Lego Zanzibar map kid (shown below).
