Tamagotchi (Nintendo Game Boy, 1997)

Tamagotchi for the Gameboy is unlike the other Tamagotchi console games in the sense that it's actually a Gameboy version of the real Tamagotchis, with a little more and less features here and there.

The purpose of the game is to raise your Tamagotchi by cleaning it, feeeding it, making it happy, cleaning it, and raising it's other stats. Depending on how well you treat it it'll 'grow' into an older tamagotchi

Pros:
Possibly the first Color Tamagotchi (If using a GameBoy Color)
Extra stats (IQ, Strength and Deed)
3 Mini-Games (Happy Game, Math, Baseball)
Auto-Save

Cons:
Limited evolution chart compared to recent releases
Can't leave your Gameboy on as conveniently as a real Tamagotchi

This game is fairly cheap, anywhere you can find it. I mean, it's good that it's cheap because this is really the original little virtual pet, Tamagotchi, on a Gameboy game. If you missed playing with tamagotchis or just collect them, then this game is perfect.

If you remember playing with tamagotchis as a kid and don't want to spend $20+ bucks on an actual tamagotchi, then get this game. You won't be disappointed

I really liked this game; it's fun, it's simple, and worth hours of play, at least for me that is. The graphics are archaic, but still very adorable. The animation is very cute.
There's more to do in this game than in handheld versions, more games to play and contests to enter your pet in and stuff. An other improvement is that you can raise three at once. The music is really fun too, but the sound effects are horrible. All in all, this is a very enjoyable game for people who like raising things.

It's pretty fun if you enjoy the mini Tamagotchi's. You can play three mini games, feed them, and raise their IQ and Phyical stats. If you're just picking up this game, you're going to be bored with it.

This i a great game for Tamagotchi fans. It is just like the original Tamagotchi, but you can turn it off when you don't want to play with it! Very fun!