Nintendo DS News | Tamagotchi Sequel Heading West

By Adam Riley 18.08.2006 4

Quick News - Hot on the heels of Tamagotchi no Puchi Puchi Omisetchi Gohiikini's release in Japan (where it has sold 334,875 units in just 3 weeks), Namco Bandai has confirmed it will launch in the US as Tamagotchi Connexion: Corner Shop 2 this Christmas.

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The Croft is offline. The Croft 18.08.2006#1

They announce it the week the original gets into the UK top 40.

Always good it has relative success in the west ( it got into the french or german charts top 10), it is also good fo rthe DS who's release list is looking a bit bare due to PK, M&DK and i think FF3 not making it to America by christmas time


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La Petite Red is offline. La Petite Red 18.08.2006#2

Do they still sell tamagotchis? Last time I saw them they were reviving them, but it didn't last very long Smilie I wish I had picked one up!

Do any of you know how the Tamagotchi DS games work? I was assuming the little tamagotchi somehow works with the game, but I never knew this for sure!

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tiamat1990 is offline. tiamat1990 18.08.2006#3

Tamagotchi...meh

 
The Croft is offline. The Croft 18.08.2006#4

There games are meant to be like simpler more slw paced mini games than Wario ware, sort of like a mix between WW and Mario Party with a lot less mini games hence why japan love them so much


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