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]]>Tamagotchi was a big hit in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Coming in the size of a keychain, the toy allowed the players to select a wide range of digital pets that they needed to “feed” and “entertain” regularly if they wanted to keep them happy and healthy.
Now, KFC has decided to treat its customers with a dash of nostalgia by releasing a Tamagotchi toy named “Eduardochi.” It comes as a chicken drumstick-shaped keychain and allows players to choose between 10 different chicken drumstick virtual pets. Once they select their preferred design, the players need to take care of Eduardochi’s and increase its crispiness level by feeding it, sending it to school, and cleaning after it, among other things.
At the moment, Eduardochi is only available in Spain, where customers can pick it up at a price of 3.99 euros ($4.19) when purchasing at least one menu item. If you really want one but don’t have a trip to Spain planned anytime soon, you can always turn to eBay, where they are selling from $30 to $100.
“Here comes Eduardochi! Your virtual fried friend. Take care of them, bath them, feed them, take them to the doctor, make them dodge forks (?), make them earn money, buy them a sword (it doesn’t do anything, but it’s pretty cool), play frisbee, ignore them, watch as they become gradually depressed, put a cowboy hat on them. It’s Eduardochi!” the description on Eduardochi’s package states.
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]]>You are probably familiar with digital pets known as Tamagotchis, which were huge in the late ’90s and early ’00s. Well, Plantagotchi brings this idea to a whole new level.
Design as a planter, Plantagotchi has a display in the center that shows the “mood” of your plant. If it’s well taken care of and has everything it needs, the display will let you know through one of various “happy” faces. If not, the display will show a sad face.
Additionally, the plant will “react” to various actions like being petted, absorbing water, and more. A total of 49 animations are included, allowing the plant’s “personality” to really shine.
Plantagotchi knows how your plant’s condition through various sensors that measure soil moisture, light levels, and temperature. By calculating the data that these sensors pick up, this smart planter can successfully determine how your plant “feels.” It can also be programmed for various species to provide the best conditions.
Check out more examples below.
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]]>The post KFC Created a Tamagotchi Toy Featuring a Chicken Drumstick Virtual Pet appeared first on Wallpaper Data.
]]>Tamagotchi was a big hit in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Coming in the size of a keychain, the toy allowed the players to select a wide range of digital pets that they needed to “feed” and “entertain” regularly if they wanted to keep them happy and healthy.
Now, KFC has decided to treat its customers with a dash of nostalgia by releasing a Tamagotchi toy named “Eduardochi.” It comes as a chicken drumstick-shaped keychain and allows players to choose between 10 different chicken drumstick virtual pets. Once they select their preferred design, the players need to take care of Eduardochi’s and increase its crispiness level by feeding it, sending it to school, and cleaning after it, among other things.
At the moment, Eduardochi is only available in Spain, where customers can pick it up at a price of 3.99 euros ($4.19) when purchasing at least one menu item. If you really want one but don’t have a trip to Spain planned anytime soon, you can always turn to eBay, where they are selling from $30 to $100.
“Here comes Eduardochi! Your virtual fried friend. Take care of them, bath them, feed them, take them to the doctor, make them dodge forks (?), make them earn money, buy them a sword (it doesn’t do anything, but it’s pretty cool), play frisbee, ignore them, watch as they become gradually depressed, put a cowboy hat on them. It’s Eduardochi!” the description on Eduardochi’s package states.
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]]>The post Plantagotchi Turns Your Plant Into a Pet and Helps You Take Care of It Better appeared first on Wallpaper Data.
]]>You are probably familiar with digital pets known as Tamagotchis, which were huge in the late ’90s and early ’00s. Well, Plantagotchi brings this idea to a whole new level.
Design as a planter, Plantagotchi has a display in the center that shows the “mood” of your plant. If it’s well taken care of and has everything it needs, the display will let you know through one of various “happy” faces. If not, the display will show a sad face.
Additionally, the plant will “react” to various actions like being petted, absorbing water, and more. A total of 49 animations are included, allowing the plant’s “personality” to really shine.
Plantagotchi knows how your plant’s condition through various sensors that measure soil moisture, light levels, and temperature. By calculating the data that these sensors pick up, this smart planter can successfully determine how your plant “feels.” It can also be programmed for various species to provide the best conditions.
Check out more examples below.
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