What Tama should I get?
Posted 14 October 2012 - 05:37 AM ( #1 )
Now that I am an adult and make money...I want to buy a tamagotchi! My boyfriend who never got a real tamagotchi and only ever had the gigapets and nano pets is wanting one too.
We were looking at the Tamagotchi ID L (Hong Kong Ver.) but they are very expensive.
Questions:
-What is the best gen right now for a reasonable price?
-Does Tama-Go require a figurine to be attached to play?
-Whats the difference between 'Tamagotchi Music Star' and 'Tamagotchi Connection'? (Tama Music star looks kinda gimmiky so am not sure about it)
I just want something we can put on a keychain and play right now that would be fun.
(Also if you know a place I can find the Tamagotchi ID L (HK ver) cheaper than what its going for on Ebay I'd like to see, or a good seller on ebay at least, I'd like to know.)
Posted 14 October 2012 - 06:07 AM ( #2 )
"Connection" is the series of Tamagotchis released outside of Japan since about 2004. The first of this series was simply the Connection, after that they started numbering them: Connection V2, Connection V3, etc. Mostly we refer to the first one now as the V1, and the others as V2, V3, etc. Some of the Connection models had names as well as numbers (in some countries / parts of the world.) The V4 was the JinSei in Europe. The V5 was the Familitchi. The V6 was the Music Star. The V7 is the TamaGo.
The V1, V2, V3, and TamaGo are fairly basic. The V4 theme was "skill points / school / job". The V5 / Familitchi was family. The V6 / Music Star was music / band.
Almost every version is available on ebay. You can even find the original 1997-era models (commonly called G1 / P1 or G2 / P2.)
Posted 14 October 2012 - 06:29 AM ( #3 )
Posted 14 October 2012 - 10:02 AM ( #4 )
I think V3 is the best. The Mini Games are really good, so when you start playing them, you can't put the Tamagotchi down!
..Or maybe that's just me
Posted 14 October 2012 - 05:05 PM ( #5 )
Posted 14 October 2012 - 10:42 PM ( #6 )
If you're looking at the ID L, they will be bigger than the Tamagotchis you remember and won't really be keychain material, but fit in your hand smoothly (unlike the Tamago, imo). They are bigger, and the size scared me away at first, but I actually prefer holding onto my ID L nowadays than my smaller Connection versions.
As for opinion on Connections- can't say too much since I haven't used them all!
Posted 15 October 2012 - 06:55 AM ( #7 )
Props. I recently tried out a Tamago and the sheer size of it was really unenjoyable. Some people adore it, though.
If you're looking at the ID L, they will be bigger than the Tamagotchis you remember and won't really be keychain material, but fit in your hand smoothly (unlike the Tamago, imo). They are bigger, and the size scared me away at first, but I actually prefer holding onto my ID L nowadays than my smaller Connection versions.
As for opinion on Connections- can't say too much since I haven't used them all!The big antennas with ugly roofs/stars force them to remain in my storage.
Im in the middle of purchasing a ID L from a seller from the tBay thread :B though I think im going to also get one of the originals if I can find a cheap one like my old one I had when I was little. A black & orange one!
My main dislike of the tamago...is the HappyMeal style they're in....no likey!
Posted 15 October 2012 - 04:55 PM ( #8 )
The V5 is my least favorite because it's not so exciting and mine has a battery glitch, but they're easy to care for, and pretty cute.
Look through the features of each one, and decide your priorities for a great Tamagotchi: simple, complex, cool characters, low-maintenance, etc.
Happy collecting!
Posted 17 October 2012 - 07:52 AM ( #9 )
Posted 17 October 2012 - 10:37 AM ( #10 )
It gives you a really good idea about what most tamagotchi versions are about.
I haven't found one that I don't like so far, but then everybody's got different taste.
Another useful site is this one here.
The tamago may look silly, but don't judge it by the looks is my tip; The inside is cute and it's got a lot of cute features.
The scool tama is pretty big as well, but still very enjoyable and different from the rest.
Also, connections version 1 to 4.5 are nice.
The v5/familitchi is usually pretty glitchy, but it's got a lot of special features that make them special.
V6's buttons has a bad habit to be a tiny bit slow, but otherwise, the music stars are sweet as well.
Good luck!
Posted 16 November 2012 - 07:23 AM ( #11 )
Posted 18 November 2012 - 04:32 AM ( #12 )
I'd like TamaMama to close this thread please n.n *reporting*
Posted 18 November 2012 - 08:39 AM ( #13 )




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