It’s 2019 and Tamagotchis are a thing again
Are we sure it’s 2019? ‘Cause Tamagotchi is hitting the toy shelves again. https://youtu.be/V3GWrAJ9P-8 Bandai announced that our dream toy from the ’90s will get a modern twist. Adding WiFi
May 15, 2019
Are we sure it’s 2019? ‘Cause Tamagotchi is hitting the toy shelves again. https://youtu.be/V3GWrAJ9P-8 Bandai announced that our dream toy from the ’90s will get a modern twist. Adding WiFi
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