), and yes, they are simple gotchis, but I quite like them. They are small and cute. They dont do much, but they are easy to look after, and between a load of higher maintenance pets, an easy one isnt bad. 
[SIZE=14pt]I agree[/SIZE]Do you like minis or do you think they're a ripoff?Personaly I think they are a HUGE ripoff!They can't connect,they have no games,no shop,no items,so basicly they can't really do anything exept die,eat,and poop.I admit they do make a good first Tamagotchi.Vote now and see results.
I totally agree[SIZE=14pt]I think they cost $20 and V3 tamas cost $22 so I think that minis are a bit of a rip off however I wouldn't mind having one. I am currently keeping an eye out for a purple mini on ebay. Like spiffy said, they are cute and easy to look after. Apparently you can pause them which is handy. They only have about 5 characters and they skip teen stage. They can't go higher than 1 generation. When they are old, the die and you have to start them again. They can't get married or have tama babies either.[/SIZE]So tamagotchi minis are a slight rip off but they are cute and easy to look after.
Is $10 the same as £5 in English money? I was just wondering if they were more than £5 becuase I might buy one soon. I don't think that they seel minis here in the U.K. so I guess I will have to look on ebay for one. If anyone finds any tamagotchi minis for sale on any bidding sites then please could you PM me with the link.
) makes up for it. I believe (though I'm not entirley sure) that Bandai stated that the tamagotchi mini were more of an accessory than a real tama, however they're quite good for young children (5 or 6) who are just beginning to learn to use a tama. Some think of the simplicity and low maintanence as a plus, while others find it boring. I myself think of it as a cute, yet rather ornamental tamagotchi. Also, tamapenguin2, if it still hasn't turned into an adult, there must be something wrong with it... mine turned intoan adult in about 3 days, though the American ones may have some type of glitch...all tamagotchis can pause[SIZE=14pt]I think they cost $20 and V3 tamas cost $22 so I think that minis are a bit of a rip off however I wouldn't mind having one. I am currently keeping an eye out for a purple mini on ebay. Like spiffy said, they are cute and easy to look after. Apparently you can pause them which is handy. They only have about 5 characters and they skip teen stage. They can't go higher than 1 generation. When they are old, the die and you have to start them again. They can't get married or have tama babies either.[/SIZE]So tamagotchi minis are a slight rip off but they are cute and easy to look after.
