TGS07: Are you My Stylist with that sexy pink PSP?

This is one of the more interesting non-games out there. By interesting, we mean eccentric and strange. This new title, My Stylist, takes a page from the DS chronicle and attempts to draw in the female non-gamer crowd. The "game" is a fashion support tool -- it can organize your fashion life, by keeping track of the clothes in your closet to recommending what outfits to slap onto your skin for a date.

Of course, managing the clothes in your closet only works if you've got your PSP camera at the ready, as well as incredibly detailed descriptions teetering on the edge of a homework assignment. You can use the game to mix and match your outfits on the fly, adding shoes, bags, or whatever other accessories you feel like clipping onto your arms or legs. Using the "Calendar Mode", you can basically use the PSP as a palm pilot or organizer, setting up all kinds of meetings and displaying recommended clothing options for whatever the meeting is. Yes, it sounds crazy, but from the looks of it, Sony is serious about making this work. We applaud the effort to bring in the fashion-conscious of the world, but will they really buy into it if the PSP doesn't match their purse?

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