Tamagotchi Connexion: Corner Shop 2

It’s your own retail empire – in your pocket! In this sequel for the DS, you’ve had a lucky windfall of 10,000 Gotchi points – can you turn them into gold by opening and running a variety of shops and services on this mini high street? Will the range of mini-games in Tamagotchi Connexion: Corner Shop 2 make you want to shop, or drop? Read our review of Tamagotchi Connexion: Corner Shop 2 for the DS to find out. Click here to read the full Tamagotchi Connexion: Corner Shop 2 review now!

Tamagotchi Connexion: Corner Shop 2
If a title is going to be filled with mini-games then there has to be a) plenty of them, b) a reason to play them and c) a desire to play them over and over again. If the game doesn’t meet those three basic requirements then you’re served a tall glass of teeth-gnashing repetition, complemented by a generous dash of boredom and sprinkled with the month-old dust from a game that’s going to die on your shelf. Welcome to the world of Tamagotchi Connexion Corner Shop 2. You won’t be staying too long.

Shop ‘til you strop
The premise is simple. You’ve won 10,000 Gotchi points in a lottery and your partner (not in that sense) suggests investing your wad in a load of shops with the aim of becoming the Tamagotchi equivalent of High Street supremo Philip Green.

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