The next revoulution in debugging

[RachelGotchi]

So yesterday I fooled around with my brand new tama, and Bandai has gotten pretty smart when it comes to keeping kids from debugging... but not smart enough! HA! xD

There is good photo of a tama's insides here. But the reason I don't want you to follow these directions is because there's a twist.

Lemme just say that debugging a V4 isn't really good, because you can't choose your own character, it's stuck in hyper mode, it grows up too fast, and most of all it's a poop factory. It's impossible to care for.

First, turn your tama over so you can see the side where the screw is. Take a screw driver and unscrew it. Pull the panel off.

Now you should see the battery. Pull it out (You won't have to loose the current tama, trust me on this.). Now you should see 4 screws. Unsrew them all (You might need a special screwdriver).

Now you should a computer board. In this computer board, you should see 3 circles with lines in them, and under them it says; Jp 1, Jp 2, and Debug. Rub ALL THREE with a pencil down the lines which splits each into semicircles. If you need to, refer to the picture shown above.

I don't suggest putting your tama all the way back together, because trust me, you really WON'T like debug mode. Now when you put the tama back how you want it (I just screwed in two screws) put the battery back in. You should hear the normal *Beep beep* and see a vibrating egg on the screen. Now press B. Either download or reset (Just download; You can't choose your own character anyway).

Nice work. You've now turned your tama into a poop factory. T_T Want it undone? Simply go back in with an eraser and erasethe marks you made with your pencil.

Hoorah. Nobody's going to want to debug their V4. xP

 

[TamaMum]

This is useful info for new V4 users rachelgotchi - thanks

For those who are fans of debugging - a new challenge

 

[RachelGotchi]

Thanks, TM, and a double thanks for helping me find my topic. ^^

 

[tamakimmy421ichangedacounts]

I'm not debuggin my v4 but i might do it to my friends tamagotchi!!!! JK

 

[RachelGotchi]

Lol I bet if yo udid she'd get so freaked out becaue her tama would be using the bathroom every 2 seconds!

 

[mcrfreak-nessie]

YOU CAN UNDEBUGG BY ERASING THE GRAPHITE FROM THE SEMICIRCLE THAT SAYS DEBUG ALSO

 

[+Tosakatchi~Mimitchi+]

Lol I don't wanna turn my Tosakatchi into a poop factory - It wouldn't get a job T_T

Thanx 4 the tip!

 

[mcrfreak-nessie]

iM GONNA TAKE MY FRIENDS TAMAGOTCHI not denryuu AND IM DEBUGGING IT GETTING MAKIKOTCHI AND WHEN IM TIRED OF THE DEBUG MODE ILL UNDEBUGG IT and no, really i am taking hers! she gives all of the tamas she ever gets..

 

[mcrfreak-nessie]

the only one you need to rub is: the Debug Cemicircle

 

[RachelGotchi]

the only one you need to rub is: the Debug Cemicircle

Not for the v4. I tried, trust me.

 

[Ceilidh]

Can you do it with a v3 cause I have 3 v3's 1'S BATTIRE IS AREDY OUT,AND I got on christmas.

 

[Ceilidh]

I'm going to try on my v3

 

[decotchi_boy]

It's actually Makiko and not Makikotchi. It's also called Madeleine Paulmier. Interesting name, actually.

 

[tama 4 life]

So yesterday I fooled around with my brand new tama, and Bandai has gotten pretty smart when it comes to keeping kids from debugging... but not smart enough! HA! xD
There is good photo of a tama's insides here. But the reason I don't want you to follow these directions is because there's a twist.

Lemme just say that debugging a V4 isn't really good, because you can't choose your own character, it's stuck in hyper mode, it grows up too fast, and most of all it's a poop factory. It's impossible to care for.

First, turn your tama over so you can see the side where the screw is. Take a screw driver and unscrew it. Pull the panel off.

Now you should see the battery. Pull it out (You won't have to loose the current tama, trust me on this.). Now you should see 4 screws. Unsrew them all (You might need a special screwdriver).

Now you should a computer board. In this computer board, you should see 3 circles with lines in them, and under them it says; Jp 1, Jp 2, and Debug. Rub ALL THREE with a pencil down the lines which splits each into semicircles. If you need to, refer to the picture shown above.

I don't suggest putting your tama all the way back together, because trust me, you really WON'T like debug mode. Now when you put the tama back how you want it (I just screwed in two screws) put the battery back in. You should hear the normal *Beep beep* and see a vibrating egg on the screen. Now press B. Either download or reset (Just download; You can't choose your own character anyway).

Nice work. You've now turned your tama into a poop factory. T_T Want it undone? Simply go back in with an eraser and erasethe marks you made with your pencil.

Hoorah. Nobody's going to want to debug their V4. xP

you can too choose the character, i've done it like 20 times!!! just right when the egg hatches, keep hitting A button

!!!

 

[mimitchis_rock13579]

So yesterday I fooled around with my brand new tama, and Bandai has gotten pretty smart when it comes to keeping kids from debugging... but not smart enough! HA! xD
There is good photo of a tama's insides here. But the reason I don't want you to follow these directions is because there's a twist.

Lemme just say that debugging a V4 isn't really good, because you can't choose your own character, it's stuck in hyper mode, it grows up too fast, and most of all it's a poop factory. It's impossible to care for.

First, turn your tama over so you can see the side where the screw is. Take a screw driver and unscrew it. Pull the panel off.

Now you should see the battery. Pull it out (You won't have to loose the current tama, trust me on this.). Now you should see 4 screws. Unsrew them all (You might need a special screwdriver).

Now you should a computer board. In this computer board, you should see 3 circles with lines in them, and under them it says; Jp 1, Jp 2, and Debug. Rub ALL THREE with a pencil down the lines which splits each into semicircles. If you need to, refer to the picture shown above.

I don't suggest putting your tama all the way back together, because trust me, you really WON'T like debug mode. Now when you put the tama back how you want it (I just screwed in two screws) put the battery back in. You should hear the normal *Beep beep* and see a vibrating egg on the screen. Now press B. Either download or reset (Just download; You can't choose your own character anyway).

Nice work. You've now turned your tama into a poop factory. T_T Want it undone? Simply go back in with an eraser and erasethe marks you made with your pencil.

Hoorah. Nobody's going to want to debug their V4. xP

Hehe. Reminds me of when I debugged my V1 in August, it would make about seven poops in 10 minutes.

No way am I debugging my V4!

Ceilidh, rachelgotchi specified that this was on V4, not V3.

 

[Kuchipatchi5]

So yesterday I fooled around with my brand new tama, and Bandai has gotten pretty smart when it comes to keeping kids from debugging... but not smart enough! HA! xD
There is good photo of a tama's insides here. But the reason I don't want you to follow these directions is because there's a twist.

Lemme just say that debugging a V4 isn't really good, because you can't choose your own character, it's stuck in hyper mode, it grows up too fast, and most of all it's a poop factory. It's impossible to care for.

First, turn your tama over so you can see the side where the screw is. Take a screw driver and unscrew it. Pull the panel off.

Now you should see the battery. Pull it out (You won't have to loose the current tama, trust me on this.). Now you should see 4 screws. Unsrew them all (You might need a special screwdriver).

Now you should a computer board. In this computer board, you should see 3 circles with lines in them, and under them it says; Jp 1, Jp 2, and Debug. Rub ALL THREE with a pencil down the lines which splits each into semicircles. If you need to, refer to the picture shown above.

I don't suggest putting your tama all the way back together, because trust me, you really WON'T like debug mode. Now when you put the tama back how you want it (I just screwed in two screws) put the battery back in. You should hear the normal *Beep beep* and see a vibrating egg on the screen. Now press B. Either download or reset (Just download; You can't choose your own character anyway).

Nice work. You've now turned your tama into a poop factory. T_T Want it undone? Simply go back in with an eraser and erasethe marks you made with your pencil.

Hoorah. Nobody's going to want to debug their V4. xP

the link freaks me out!!!!

 

[Locky458]

Lol I bet if yo udid she'd get so freaked out becaue her tama would be using the bathroom every 2 seconds!

The only time I would Debug, If I didn't care about my tamagotchi.........

 

[ill give u poop]

:furawatchi: if i debug my v3 can i undo it just by erasing it like the v4?

 

[tamalaura]

YOU CAN UNDEBUGG BY ERASING THE GRAPHITE FROM THE SEMICIRCLE THAT SAYS DEBUG ALSO

That was already said.

 

[ill give u poop]

sooo... it wont do anything as long as i just erase it once i decide i dont like hyper mode?