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Thanks! I've actually encountered these before, but I'm sure they'll come in handy. I'm not quite sure how I'll use them just yet since I only have one password for each item and username instead of a collection of passwords, but we'll see!

I hadn't actually thought about converting the codes to base-2, but given how often multiples of 2048 were appearing in my experimentation, it certainly seems like some of the generation is done on the base-2 level. Luckily for us, there's no login code on the V3, so we don't have to worry about...

In early 2013, Tamatown was permanently shut down, completely locking players out of the password-only features on the V3, V4, V4.5 and Music Star. Upon logging into Tamatown, the V3 version of the site would request the user name you'd typed into your V3. Any passwords you received on the...

There's been a few threads on it in the past, I don't personally see too much value in making a new one. However, I am soon to post a more general thread about passwords which it could potentially fit into at some point.

I mean, they're not as unobtainable as you might think. There's only a million item password combinations on the V6 - okay, a million is a lot, but it's a smaller number of combinations than previous versions and quite a decent portion of those are taken up by working passwords. It takes a...

Time for perhaps the most bizarre update I've given - some new developer features have been discovered! All this information comes from rjalda100, who discovered and tested the feature while trying to perform the region change procedure on a V1. For those unfamiliar with region changing, it's...

An update! The PUMA V2 has a ROM version of "A2 H" (thanks to the Discord user that sent me this info!) This one's a bit weird - the other known V2 versions are A.3, A.4 and A.5 (though there's at least another two versions on top of those). The PUMA version doesn't have a period between the A...

A small update: the US version of the V5 Celebrity actually displays a lot more in the ROM test than the earlier V5 versions, with a screen more reminiscent of the ROM version screen seen in later versions. Alongside a little sprite of Nyatchi the ROM version is displayed (on the one I saw the...

Yeah, I found an image of the Hong Kong edition's packaging and sure enough it's literally just the Japanese packaging. Strange! I think it's safe to say they're in English given all the English menus and words in the instruction manual.

You mean Chinese? I'm not really sure why they would release in Japanese there. The Connection actually did release in Hong Kong with a Chinese instruction manual, and judging by the manual the text was in English. I've heard they came with the shells used by the Tamagotchi Plus though, so...

It didn't release in Japan, but it did release in Singapore with Japanese packaging. Not sure if the toy itself was in Japanese though.

See I'd heard it was actually Ukrainian because there were rumblings about it on the wiki, but I'd also heard that it was actually not Ukrainian and it was Russian, and the channel that uploaded the video I posted is called "Tamagotchi Russia" so... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ maybe it is Ukrainian, but whatever...

Did you know? English and Japanese are not the only languages Tamagotchi are available in. None of this post is my own findings! Lots of helpful people in the Discord introduced me to what I'm about to show you. //www.tamatalk.com/IB/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png Spanish wasn't...

The age counter in the connection series don't correspond to how long the tamagotchi has been alive, it only corresponds to how many times a certain time in the day has been passed. Unless I'm mistaken, on most models it depends on how many times the clock has passed the time of the day that...

This is true for the American models, at least. I vaguely recall Europe getting the second wave models but I cannot for the life of me remember whether they came with the logo change too. I've no idea how many waves Australia had but some of their models were the same as the wave 2 US models...

They should be, yeah.

What I mean is that one of the US V2 shells has a different background to its European equivalent. Most shell / background combinations don't exist.

Woah! Interesting stuff! I'm not really sure why I speculated A3 2 was a European release, all the A3 2 ROMs I've seen so far have been in US versions. I guess I got a bit confused. It's interesting that your zebra shell has a different logo, it's part of the same wave as the transparent pink...

The V1 and V2 have at least three different backgrounds between them. Maybe more, if I'm forgetting one of them. There's even a few cases of shells with identical designs having different backgrounds depending on where they were released.

Got a few more ROM versions! Thanks again to the two people from the Tamagotchi Discord group who helped supply me with this information: Oden-Kun: 0.2 Akai: 12.0 V5 (US): 32.1 one of those V3-looking Deka Tamagotchis: 11.1 one of those V4-looking Deka Tamagotchis: 1.0 Yeah, I don't know...