Hamsterz (Nintendo DS)

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The first release of the game - March 21, 2010 - comes with Baxter, a special collector’s edition baby hamster! 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.

Try this link I found: Hamsterz Link Some of the things at the bottom are lies so pay no attention to them. You can race your hamster through different mazes to collect carrots, coins and even new hamster pets and babies! We love this game because it’s simple, fun and lets you take your Zhu Zhu Pet with you just about everywhere! Then you talk to yourself, wondering aloud exactly what kind of crazy game you've just spent 30 bucks to own.com, the Sell on Etsy app, and the Etsy app, as well as the electricity that powers Etsy’s global offices and employees working remotely from home in the US. this game is so cute 🥹💗 there’s no storyline and honestly not a ton to do, but there are so many weird little things to unlock and mess around with. One is a two-screen-tall take on Breakout, as you use the stylus to move a puck, to strike a ball, to send it sailing to the upper screen and shatter blocks seen there. But Hamsterz Life has little to do with those titles, and no common style beyond the packaging and label artwork.

In Love Love, and now in Hamsterz Life, you can speak to your virtual gerbil in a set of phrases recognized by the DS microphone. It's a weirdness only achievable through a globetrotting journey of acquisition, rebranding, relocalizing and publishing. 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. It can take a while for your pet hammie to learn new phrases, repetition of teaching being the key to success. By touching balloons, they make you lose speed and bounce back, but they pop so you can get past them.

Selecting it, your hamster will declare it's time for a mini-game, and the whole play experience will shift focus. owner info, and family, if you add too your family and go back, sometimes there will be a mini game. Personalized advertising may be considered a “sale” or “sharing” of information under California and other state privacy laws, and you may have a right to opt out. Training consists of teaching the hamster words (which they repeat back in their own hamster speak) by speaking the set phrases into the DS microphone.