Tamagotchi is a globally recognized series of handheld digital pets created by Bandai allowing users to hatch, raise, and care for virtual characters.
Tamagotchi is a celebrated brand of handheld digital pets originally released in 1996 by the Japanese toy manufacturer Bandai. The device consists of a small, egg-shaped computer with an interface usually comprising three buttons. The core gameplay revolves around nurturing a virtual creature from an egg into an adult character. Users must feed, clean, and play with their Tamagotchi to ensure its growth and well-being, with the character's final form often determined by the quality of care provided.
Over the decades, the franchise has evolved significantly while retaining its nostalgic charm. Modern iterations, such as the Tamagotchi Uni i Tamagotchi Pix, introduce color screens, cameras, and connectivity features that allow devices to interact. As a division of Bandai Namco, the brand continues to release both advanced new models and re-releases of the classic Gen 1 and Gen 2 devices for collectors and new generations of fans.
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Press the reset switch on the back of the device gently with a thin object, such as a pen or paperclip. After resetting, you will need to set the time again.
On most original models, press the A and C buttons simultaneously to toggle the sound on or off.
Press the B button to bring up the clock screen. Then, press the A and C buttons simultaneously to enter 'SET' mode. Use A to select hours, B to select minutes, and C to confirm.
Classic Tamagotchi Gen 1 and Gen 2 devices typically use one CR2032 (3V) battery. Newer models like the Tamagotchi Pix or Uni may use AAA batteries or have internal rechargeable batteries.
After pulling the insulation tab or resetting the device, you must set the clock. Once the time is set, the egg will pulse and should hatch in approximately 5 minutes.