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Hamtaro: Ham-Hams Unite!

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Hamtaro: Ham-Hams Unite!

Apr 21, 2001

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3.65 average rating based on 66 ratings

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Hamtaro: Ham-Hams Unite! is a Role-Playing game, developed by Pax Softonica and published by Nintendo, which was released in 2001.
Developers
Pax Softnica
Publishers
Nintendo
Franchises
Hamtaro
Series
Hamtaro
Platforms
Game Boy Color
Genres
Adventure, Role-playing (RPG)
Release Dates
Apr 21, 2001 (Japan)
Game Boy Color
Nov 28, 2002 (North_America)
Game Boy Color
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User Stats
169
In Collection
21
Wish Listed
5
Playing
27
Backlogged
How Long Is Hamtaro: Ham-Hams Unite!?
100% completion: 5.4 hours
Total completions: 1
Aish
Aish gave Sep 6, 2014
Aish gave Sep 6, 2014
Aish's review of Hamtaro: Ham-Hams Unite!

This is quite a silly game. I find the Ham Jam dances especially funny. Since it's a kids game, it's really easy. Some of the characters are really annoying and I hate the fact that you can't choose the color of your clothes (every time you buy one item, the next one available has a different color). Still it's a fun game to play when you're bored.

Reset_Tears
Reset_Tears updated their status May 6, 2022
Reset_Tears updated their status May 6, 2022

A lot of people have a soft spot for this one, and I can see why. It's an extremely cute (albeit aimless) adventure game, the sort where you walk around, talk to people (er, hamsters), select actions when interacting with stuff, and just explore every cranny and nook. You need to get items from one hamster to another sometimes, but for the most part the goal is to learn new "hamster words" which are silly gestures, pantomimes, dances, etc to express some emotion. Use the correct one to convince other hamsters to do one thing or another. Extremely trial-and-error, but you're never really punished for anything you do wrong. (And sometimes it's worth doing the wrong thing on purpose, just to see what happens.)

That's all there is to it, but the artwork and animation is possibly the very best the Game Boy Color ever saw -- really, you could've told me it was a Game Boy Advance game, and I would've believed it. The sound effects the devs managed to pull off with the limited tech of this handheld is also very impressive. So all in all a nice little time-killer for young children, and anyone that likes those …

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A lot of people have a soft spot for this one, and I can see why. It's an extremely cute (albeit aimless) adventure game, the sort where you walk around, talk to people (er, hamsters), select actions when interacting with stuff, and just explore every cranny and nook. You need to get items from one hamster to another sometimes, but for the most part the goal is to learn new "hamster words" which are silly gestures, pantomimes, dances, etc to express some emotion. Use the correct one to convince other hamsters to do one thing or another. Extremely trial-and-error, but you're never really punished for anything you do wrong. (And sometimes it's worth doing the wrong thing on purpose, just to see what happens.)

That's all there is to it, but the artwork and animation is possibly the very best the Game Boy Color ever saw -- really, you could've told me it was a Game Boy Advance game, and I would've believed it. The sound effects the devs managed to pull off with the limited tech of this handheld is also very impressive. So all in all a nice little time-killer for young children, and anyone that likes those funny little hamsters.

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