The '90s nostalgia train continues with news that the Japanese video game company behind Tamagotchi is reviving the classic game via an Apple Watch app. For those lacking the many formative childhood ...

Your favorite handheld pet has been resurrected! Remember Tamagotchi, the incredibly popular toy from the late 90’s? The simple plastic key ring with three buttons was launched in 1996 and became a ...

If you were a kid in the ’90s, your favorite toy for like three weeks was (probably) your Tamagotchi. If you don’t remember, the Tamagotchi (a virtual pet blob that ate, exercised, and pooped) came in ...

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GAMERS will be able to purchase a virtual “Tamagotchi-style” pet that feeds on your kills in the upcoming Call of Duty Modern Warfare game. This so-called “Tamagunchi” will even die off if you fail to ...

Bandai announced a new Tamagotchi Uni model that will appear worldwide. Like the Tamagotchi Smart, which launched in Japan, it comes with an accessory that allows it to be worn like a watch. This ...

Get ready to relive the ’90s on your futuristic smart watch. Bandai Namco has brought Tamagotchi, the just-exciting-enough digital pets that adorned many middle schoolers’ keychains 15 years ago, to ...

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It only took 25 years, but Bandai this fall released a wearable, functional watch version of its beloved Tamagotchi virtual pet. The device, Tamagotchi Smart, has touchscreen controls, a pedometer, ...

If this is a sentence you found yourself furiously uttering in the late 90s then we have some good (or bad depending on how you look at it) news. Tamagotchi is back. Tamagotchi was actually back a ...

LONDON (CNNMoney) — Children of the 1990s, rejoice! Your favorite pseudo-pet, the Tamagotchi, has returned like a long lost dog. Japanese video games maker Bandai Namco has resurrected the toy, but ...