Review on Tamagotchi Pix Floral Pink 42901 by Paul Hyde

I've had Tamagotchi Peaks for about two months now. I like this Tamagotchi but I agree with others that it could be better. So here is my long review if you want to read about my experience 😅 Tamas cannot be intermarried and there are no genetics to deal with. So this might be a scam if you really liked it from previous versions. I will say that Tamagotchi Peaks is less needy than Tamagotchi. In this Tamagotchi, you spend all your time growing a Tama, which is quite normal. Now on the seventh day, your Tama will want you to create a photo album and leave. They will return to the Tamagotchi planet and send you another egg to raise next. You can decorate your room and place items in it neatly. You can paint objects in specific colors. However, to get more colors, you need to use the camera. To be honest, I can't say that the camera function is important to me. The camera quality is pretty crappy and it doesn't pick up colors too well. You can also use it to "cook" your tam in-game. I usually laugh when I see what will become of the food I'm photographing because sometimes it doesn't make sense. Tamagotchi Pix has a variety of mini-games for you to play. The game icon on the main screen has two mini-games that don't score but make the Tama happy. The arcade alternates between three themes every day: recreation, nature and sport. Two games are available for each topic. You give points. Once your Tama grows up, the door will open. This room is called the training room, where your Tama can train to become a pro at a specific job. To get to this room, swipe left twice. The downside, in my opinion, is the touch buttons. At first I thought they sucked and weren't as responsive as I'd like sometimes. That can be annoying. But to give this Tamagotchi a chance, I got used to the touch buttons. I also recommend Tamagotchi batteries. Depending on how often you interact with it, you can get a maximum of 4-5 days for Pix.