The site allows users to register for free, but they can purchase credits for clothes and accessories as well as things such as plastic surgery for breast augmentation, all in the hopes of snagging a billionaire boyfriend. "It's an ironic game about the reality of the world," the 23-year-old from Nantes said in an interview from London. "We feel that this does a disservice to the players who send their bimbos to university, tea parties or chess tournaments."Īlthough Miss Bimbo has prompted barbs from feminists and child psychologists, Jacquart said he does not believe it is harmful.
"We would also like to sincerely apologize to our players for the media comparison of Miss Bimbo and Paris Hilton," says a notice on the site. The game offers a tongue-in-cheek view of the challenges facing girls growing up. A notice on the website said the option of purchasing diet pills for the virtual characters was removed as a result of "surprising media attention" but that "it is the correct action to take".
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