Amid much controversy, Bratz games seem to be marching along rather steadily. In stores, all Bratz dolls are supposed to be removed from shelves soon as their original manufacturer lost a lawsuit, but I haven’t noticed any changes online. All of the Bratz games I’ve known and loved are still right where I left them.
Personally, I think that even if Bratz games are pulled from the toy store shelves, they will still show up online. The internet is a haven for all kinds of things that are iffy at best. Games about dolls that should no longer exist are just a drop in the bucket. Of course, Mattell might not think so, but it’s a huge battle to take on the whole online gaming community.
So if you’re worried about what you’ll do when you can’t buy a replacement Bratz toothbrush or can’t seem to find your favorite Bratz t-shirt, you can rest assured that the Bratz may be gone, but they certainly aren’t gone forever. And they absolutely aren’t gone from the internet. In fact, the internet might be the only safe haven they have left – for now.
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