I have always found Tamagotchis a bit creepy. My first one was a grinning koala that waved maniacally at me all afternoon, then died during the night. I woke up to see it hanging upside down like a victim of some ruthless Australian culling. But this is the next generation Tamagotchi, so I had to see if they'd changed for the better. They haven't. The only thing more antisocial than fiddling around trying to feed a virtual creature is when you have to deal with their family too, as is required of the Tamagotchi Familitchi guardian. There are more than sixty characters available this time round, and decisions are important. It is up to the owner how the ...  Read the complete review