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Tama-Palace Featured in Inverse Tamagotchi Uni Article

Would you look at that. You know we love a little media tour. Cheyenne MacDonald, the resident Tamagotchi fan at Inverse, formerly Input Mag has written up a new article on the new Tamagotchi Uni, and how Tamagotchi has evolved over the last 27 years!

We were interviewed by Cheyenne recently for this article, and you’ll see some blurbs from us throughout the article! Be sure to check out the full article here.

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Input Mag’s Tamagotchi Pix Party Review Boasts Big Improvement over Pix

We love a good review, and the Tamagotchi Pix Party review from Input Mag is one of them. Cheyenne MacDonald is the resident Tamagotchi reviewed over there. They were very critical about the Tamagotchi Pix touch buttons and battery life last year, but this year they’re so excited Bandai has implemented such an improvement with the Tamagotchi Pix Party!

The review is super cute and interactive with lots of pictures and videos that guide you through all the new features including the party feature! They wished that new careers were added on the Pix Party, and we think that’s a fair criticism. Input Mag really boasts the improved buttons, citing that they are now properly aligned and much more responsive. Also the battery life improvements are quite noticeable, the reviewer has gotten over double the battery life of the Pix. They still wish that it had a built-in rechargeable battery like the Tamagotchi Smart.

Input Mag even boasts that the camera has been updated, pictures are clearer, and the light balancing is better. The pictures will still look like you took them on your Motorola Razr from 2005.

They did have some gripes though, which include lack of connectivity to extract the pictures, which Bandai has made clear is due to security and safety concerns. The camera still only recognizes primary colors which seems to be a gripe for them too, if additional colors were recognized then perhaps we could be cooking up even more foods!

Input Mag loves the Tamagotchi Pix Party, in fact they also loved the Tamagotchi Pix. They love the Pix Party more than the Pix though, citing that this is the version to get! Be sure to check out the full review here.

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Input Mag Reviews Tamagotchi Pix, Brings It To an Outdoor Rave, Drag Show, & Graveyard

If the title of the article caught your attention, then you’re going to love the Tamagotchi Pix review published by Cheyenne MacDonald for Input Mag. Input Mag is a sibling of popular websites such as Inverse, Outline, Gawker, and Mic has just gotten their hands on the Tamagotchi Pix, and their review is giving us life. Shouldn’t every reviewer bring their Tamagotchi to a outdoor rave, drag show, and graveyard to give us their thorough review?

“So, please take this bias into account when you read the following extremely controversial statement. OK? The new Tamagotchi Pix is great. Seriously, I don’t care what anyone else says, I love it.”

Cheyenne knows their way around a Tamagotchi, and this review shows it. The touch buttons are immediately under scrutiny, called them “janky”, noting that other users have found these buttons misaligned with the shell of the device. Battery life is the next gripe, Cheyenne powered up the Tamagotchi Pix on Saturday morning, and by Tuesday the batteries had to be changed, merely four days later. Although this was a shock, it is a reality, and the excessive use of the built-in camera does not help.

There is some light in this review, after all Cheyenne loves the Tamagotchi Pix. Praising the character lineup, gameplay, and built-in camera. Cheyenne admits the camera is low resolution, but it doesn’t them, calling it hilarious. Enjoying the cooking feature, Cheyenne took a picture of red potatoes and garlic at the grocery store and Ginjirotchi created some delicious California rolls, seems right?

Smooth graphics receive a praise too, the software feels a lot smoother than the Tamagotchi on and for that we celebrate. Cheyenne also notes that you can easily skip through lengthy dialogues and transition scenes. The built-in camera is low resolution, but that it to be expected. Cheyenne wraps up the review with her recommendation of the Tamagotchi Pix, noting that Tamagotchi heads are really going to enjoy the Pix, and there is a lot to do compared to its predecessor, the Tamagotchi On.