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Dom Robinson reviews

Chibibotto

Distributed by
Tiger Toys

  • Ages 5 and up
  • Price: £12.99
  • Players: 1
  • Battery Requirements: 1 x AAA (not included) and 1 x LR44 (included)
  • Cover Damn, this thing's cute.

    A few years ago the Tamagotchi craze took off. Long gone were the days of the old "Game and Watch" hand-helds, but then came something else to slip between your fingers and press a few buttons. However, the Tamagotchi made you feel like you had to care for a virtual pet and that's the game plan here.

    Before you begin to play with your new mate, you'll need to pull out the tab which activates the watch battery (LR44) that's included, while one remote control-style battery is required to be placed inside the top of its head through the white cap, which only seems to make his arms move, but more on this later.


    Every day when he wakes up, he'll give you a choice of two identities to choose, in terms of the way his eyes look. Play with him by tapping on his head which will make him display funny faces or bleep at you which sounds like a way for him to sing. Leave him for a while and he'll go to sleep, with the blinds coming down on his face.

    Chibibotto can transform into 15 different characters with 280 pages of animation. He can blink, wink, shut his eyes and can take on the guise of animals like fish, pandas, rabbits, crabs and more.

    You can also play a specific game by tapping patterns on his head, which indicate symbols such as a square and a crescent moon. Get them in the right order, listed in the manual or see if you can find it by trial and error. Don't tap him too much though or he'll shake his fists when excited or angered.

    Another useful function is the clock and alarm included, although if you are a heavy sleeper, don't expect it to wake you up on a Monday morning for work!


    Overall, it's cute, simple and fun. It doesn't cost a great deal as well and you can have a play with it while at work if your boss isn't looking.

    OVERALL

    Review copyright © Dominic Robinson, 2000.

    For more information, please visit the Tiger Toys.co.uk website.

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