New to forums but not Tamagotchi

[DLCoates1]

Hello everyone. So, I'm actually new here as the title states, however I am not new to Tamagotchi. As someone who was born in the beginning of the 90's, I've had quiet a few of them. I started with the original when it came out, then moved to V2, V3, V4, V4.5 and then V5. The last tamagotchi I owned was the TMGC+C. I currently own a tamagotchi friends, currently on first gen (heart egg > pinkbotchi > terupotchi > neopotchi). Even though bandai originally released them for females (at least according to them and to the wiki), and even though I am a young 24 year old male adult, I have enjoyed them quiet a bit. So have several other friends of mine. Hoping to pick up a second tamagotchi friends for my girlfriend and utilize the bump connection method which I find pretty cool, since the last time I had one all it had was that troublesome infra red connection method which barely worked at all.

Anyway, I guess I will just be lurking around for a while, until I find something that interests me on the forums. See you guys or talk to you soon!

 

[Nazotchi25]

Welcome to the Forums! It's always nice seeing new people in the forum

 

[DLCoates1]

Welcome to the Forums! It's always nice seeing new people in the forum

Thanks

 

[Jokus]

Sweet! Nice to have you here, and welcome to the forums. Hope you'll like it here

 

[DLCoates1]

Sweet! Nice to have you here, and welcome to the forums. Hope you'll like it here

Thanks, and yeah I hope so. I tend to be off and on with tamagotchis. I only got back into it recently because of the iOS app for the classic version, but when I was recently in Canada at the PNE in Vancouver with my girlfriend we noticed they had tamagotchi's as a prize in the arcade for 1000 tickets (about $10 worth of play) so I couldn't pass it up. She got some collectable vinylz dolls anyway. I might end up buying a tamagotchi friends for her just to use the bump feature and stuff. She's had them before, but she never got past 1st gen she said. I on the other hand have gotten as far as 12th gen back on Tama V3.