• Bandai Brings Tamagotchi Mobile to EU

     

    Bandai Networks Japan is collaborating with Living Mobile Germany, a European developer and marketer of mobile-phone games, to offer a mobile-phone version of “Tamagotchi” for telecom providers throughout Europe. Bandai created a global craze when it released the hit portable LCD game in 1996, selling 40 million units worldwide. In 2004, the “Tamagotchi Connection” series was released, and has already sold over 15 million units worldwide, the mobile-phone version will be available across Europe beginning in December 2005, according to the company.

     

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    Posted: 5 December 2005 | Filed: Content Providers, European Market, Mobile Users | Feedback | Print |  add to twitter 
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