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To be fair, Habbo's hangups are owed more likely to its population and not to its environment, which is fairly user-friendly (save for the occasional Shockwave glitch) and rather impressively detailed, with plenty of features to delight the imagination. There's a fun degree of automatic interactivity with the environment-- approaching chairs and banquettes makes your avatar sit, for example, and the fun bots that staff the restaurants can make small talk and serve drinks. When entering a dance club, then, you can have your avatar do whatever it is you'd normally do in the scenario-- whether that's hit up the bar, sit at a booth, or dance on the floor.

Perhaps it's the juxtaposition on the rather aggressive crowd that makes the pervasive advertising just slightly eyebrow-raising(habbohotel coins), though. Most rooms feature an advertisement for a movie, product, or sponsor site, and several featured rooms are themed around an existing ad campaign already. Superimposed against cute sprites and kid-friendly literature, the campaigning (BUY EXCLUSIVE FURNI!) is a bit jarring. Nothing pops the balloon of faith in the next generation like watching a cursing match going down in the "Hogwart's [sic] Library" against the backdrop of film advertising. The Habbo Coins homepage advertises the "Info Bus," where Habbo Coins can learn about online safety and community rules-- the Info Bus Station was, however the site of yet another crudely-worded exchange(habbo credits).