Here’s a worthy addition to our roundup of Cyber Week stocking stuffers: the Original Tamagotchi, a digital pet that’s making a comeback after reaching peak popularity in the late 1990s, is on sale ...

As the 2020s continues to bask in nostalgia, from the rise of music cassettes to the hype around a possible Blockbuster return, the original digital pet care game is making a comeback. Debuting at ...

The Tamagotchi is back -- as an app. If you were alive in the mid-'90s, you know what a Tamagotchi is, even if you didn't actually own one. The small egg-shaped virtual pet, which doubled as a ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook For many future gamers, growing up in the 90s and early 2000s meant taking care of a little ...

Before fads such as the fidget spinner and Furby, when the world was just getting acquainted with the Backstreet Boys and clamoring to watch “Titanic” in movie theaters, there was the Tamagotchi. The ...

You've got to hand it to the Tamagotchi team for continuing to find new ways to spin a toy that is now pushing 30 years old. We've seen a Tamagotchi with a built-in camera, a Tamagotchi watch with a ...

In 1996, Bandai rocked the toy world with the introduction of the Tamagotchi virtual pet, a pocket-sized electronic keychain toy that required constant care and attention from its owner. If you fed ...

In the latest chapter of millennial nostalgia, a popular toy from the ’90s is making a comeback 23 years after its initial US release. No, not the Skip-It and, no, not a Sega Game Gear. The Tamagotchi ...

Here’s a Hot Topic product primed to make ‘90s kids scratch their heads and ask, “What year is it?” Tamagotchis are back. The Tamagotchi, a portmanteau of tamago—“egg” in Japanese—and the English word ...

But those familiar with the original toy will see it has been updated for 2021. Instead of a pixelated black and white screen, the Pix screen is in full color. And there’s a built-in camera that lets ...

The Toronto Tamagotchi Club aimed to "make history" with its latest meet-up, and is submitting the results to Guinness World Records Brenton Blanchet is an Associate Editor on PEOPLE's TV team. He has ...