Not quite the same game as on the consoles, but hey, It's still Rock Angelz.
There are around a dozen chapters, where you must take on Burdine Maxwell and the Tweevils in order to make the Bratz successful in their first real business venture, Bratz Magazine.
Each section of the game is based in one part of the film's storyline, with some minor time compression during some parts, with every second chapter being made out of a game, where you can unlock some of the Bratz Fashions. Usefully, the game allows you, if you have a favorite fashion, to unlock it without needing to play the mini-games, by entering a code.
This is the most accurate of the three Bratz games, but it is there where it falters, since the vast majority of the minigames, which, in the console versions unlocked money, just unlock fashions, turning the game into a very bland adventure game rather than the fun semi-arcade game it was.
The only selling points are the accurate Bratz characters and the excellent soundtrack...
Otherwise, it's less than bargain basement trash.
I hope Forever Diamondz doesn't suffer the same diluting, or I might as well go back to japanese shoujo games...