Hamsterz (Nintendo DS)

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Selecting it, your hamster will declare it's time for a mini-game, and the whole play experience will shift focus. Hamsterz is a hamster simulation video game released by Ubisoft for the Nintendo DS as a part of the Petz series. Check out our review of these adorable little critters (mainly rodents) that, along with your Nintendo DS, can really come to life! Players can only have one hamster at home at once, any other hamsters that are owned are left with the character Hammy until the player wishes to switch hamsters.The first release of the game - March 21, 2010 - comes with Baxter, a special collector’s edition baby hamster! It's just an open-ended aspect of Hamsterz Life's gameplay, one of many random and unrelated elements all thrown in together in this one title.

Unlike the more modern version, Hamsterz 2, your hamsters will not suffer from illnesses or have pups, but you can win prizes in minigames and let your hamster wonder around your bedroom (under your supervision, of course). Its brand, signature letter "z" included, associates it with Ubisoft's other Petz properties, like Dogz and Catz. The game is easy enough for younger children, but with the animal aspect; it'd be great for girls up to at least age 10, I think. You cant really get rid of one until you have 6 and are getting another but if you dont want him just ignore him, nothing happens. Additionally, Hamsterz 2 lets other hamsters interact with the player’s hamster pet and even visit the Ham-Country.Hamsterz Life aspires to be the most random and nonsensical play experience available on the Nintendo DS, and through its head-scratchingly odd combination of gameplay mechanics, presentational elements and poorly translated text, it just might take that title. Hamsterz Life is a hamster simulation video game released by Digital Kids (JP) and Ubisoft (US) for the Nintendo DS. Try this link I found: Hamsterz Link Some of the things at the bottom are lies so pay no attention to them. We love this game because it’s simple, fun and lets you take your Zhu Zhu Pet with you just about everywhere!

Some of the technologies we use are necessary for critical functions like security and site integrity, account authentication, security and privacy preferences, internal site usage and maintenance data, and to make the site work correctly for browsing and transactions. You can feed them, give them water, make them exercise, make them use the bathroom and put them to sleep. The hamster can repeat these phrases back, but it presents as a speech bubble from the hamster without audio. Zhu Zhu Pets include two play modes: nurturing mode where the hamsters coo and purr and adventure mode where the hamsters explore their habitat with intelligent audio and mechanical responses to various habitat stimuli. DescriptionZhu Zhu Pets are innovative, realistic, interactive, plush, and artificially intelligent hamsters that talk and move around in their own playsets.Hamsterz Life lets players to take care of up to 5 hamsters at once, and choose customizable cages for them to live in. There are also different mini-games available which make Hamsterz 2 an interactive Nintendo DS game. Hamsterz Life supports two-player wireless multi-card play, and you can maintain a Friends List of up to twenty other hamster owners. For a game primarily presented with a realistic visual style, it's a bit out of place to see something so unrealistic as hamsters speaking aloud, usually with proper British grammar.