Each Ham-Ham has the same unmistakable personality: Howdy and Dexter are always in a feud, and Penelope endlessly yammers "Uukyo!" However, if you grew up with Ninja Gaiden and are looking for a challenge you will probably only have your head explode. This might be a good first game for a small child since it's impossible to lose and is generally very similiar to the cartoon. It can be pretty cute at times, but overall it's just dull and barely like playing a game at all. To be honest, the game feels just like Pokémon, except without the Pokémon battles. (You may remember "Postman's Rush" as being the really cool 'B' music from Yoshi's Cookie.) These are really funny to watch, but it’s hard to imagine a person being bothered to create and trade a bunch of them. They can also be sent to friends with a link cable. Using a sequence of Ham-Chat animations, a person can create a wacky dance and put it to one of the ten songs. There's another mode: the "Ham-Jam" mode. Frankly, it's more like a chore and not very fun. Talking to every Hamster doesn't seem much like a game at all. Many of the puzzles don't even make sense, and it's entirely possible to get very stuck without the help of a guide. That's about the extent of the main game, unless you really, really want to collect all of the rocks, items, songs, or various other bafmodads.
Ham-Chat words are collected by interacting with other hamsters - the player is given a choice between usually four or eight words when prompted to use one. Impossibly cute. It's usually not so much as a puzzle, actually, as just using the "Ham-Chat" words (and actions) in the right places. In Hamtaro: Ham-Hams Unite, you can create unique Ham-Jam dances by stringing together the words youve learned - then use the Game Link Cable to share them with your buddies. This involves exploring one of the six areas (with a top-down view) outside of the clubhouse and generally solving a puzzle. Hamtaro: Ham-Hams Unite (2002) Hamtaro Series. What does a hamster have to do in a game, exactly? Well, the objective is to locate all of the fellow Ham-Hams and get them to come back to the clubhouse. View Hamtaro: Ham-Hams Unite speedruns, leaderboards, forums and more on Speedrun.
HAMTARO HAM HAMS UNITE SOUNDTRACK TV
It is only a GBC game, but the graphics are very clear and colorful and actually look very much like the TV show. For each of the 85 "Ham-Chat" words, there's a goofy, lovable character animation to match. It's simple to play: control Hamtaro (who can be renamed in the beginning of the game) with the control pad, run with B, and perform actions or "Ham-Chat" with A. But again, I'll think about it.Hamtaro: Ham Hams Unite is the Game Boy Color game based on the insanely cute Hamtaro cartoon. There's also "Hi Hamtaro Ham Ham Challenge"(DS) but that's not Nintendo published(but it is developed by AlphaDream though). But I might think of a way to draw artworks for them. Even if I do play them, I'm not going to do much in "Tomodachi Daisakusen Dechu" and I'm not going to get far in "Nazo Nazo Q" since that game heavily focus on trivia questions and I can't read Japanese texts.
The only ones I haven't did an artwork on are " Tottoko Hamutaro : Tomodachi Daisakusen Dechu"(GBC) and "Tottoko Hamutaro Nazo Nazo Q"(DS).
what's next for me on Nintendo's Hamtaro games? Well, I already did all the games released OUTSIDE of Japan. *plays this game's soundtrack* Check out my other Hamtaro Nintendo artworks if you want. Hamtaro: Ham-Hams Unite enjoys the questionable distinction of being the first GBC game weve reviewed this year, but if this is the quality we can expect from the other two or three titles we. Tribute artwork of one of favorite childhood Game Boy Color games, "Hamtaro Ham-Hams Unite"!Īll the pictures include all the Ham Hams you find in the game's locations.Īnd yes! This is a NINTENDO PUBLISHED game and Miyamoto was even a Producer for it! Since people liked my previous Hamtaro Nintendo Game artwork("Hamtaro Ham Ham Games") back at August, I was excited to do this one and it was a lot of fun drawing these little guys again! It took awhile to do on my 3DS(this is actually two separate artworks in one whole picture), but it was worth it!
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