Whilst Nintendo has still yet to live up to its promise of releasing Face Training in Europe, SEGA is now working on something similar called 'Project Beauty'. SEGA has teamed up with Shiseido, one of the largest cosmetics companies in Japan for a new DS product that offers make-up tips for women called Project Beauty.

On sale from 27th November in Japan, Project Beauty uses a scanning device (bundled with the game just as the DS camera was with Face Training) to feed digital images of the user's face into the DS and then go on to analyse the shape and position of the eyes, lips and other parts. Following this, the game matches the player's face to one of four groups: cool, active, cute or feminine. Then the user's face is shown with no make-up on one screen with a proposed make-over on the opposite one.


In addition, players that want to pick out their own make-up will be able to simulate a full make-over, choosing various colour shades, as well as other details such as what foundation, blusher, mascara, lipstick and other types of make-up are used. They will also be able to learn how to apply foundation along with other basic skills.

But will SEGA manage to do what Nintendo has yet to, in other words release this outside of Japan?