I'm pretty sure I spent more time hollering/singing into it than I did scanning cards with my D-Scanner, back when I still had one.Īlso, for anyone who's out to get a Digimon v-pet that is extremely low-maintenance and doesn't punish you for messing up, the Xros Wars Digimon Minis are exactly that evolution has nothing to do with care, killing it takes literal days of neglect, and they're very low-maintenance(poop every 90-120 minutes, eat once an hour, etc, like the rest of the Minis). The blue one still looks quite nice(though I never favored the black one at all anyway), in my opinion, and it is the one I have. The Xros Loader is a wonderful device, and I poured a couple dozen hours into mine before growing the slightest bit weary of it. I never really got far on the 'adventure' part of the Digivices, though. I really liked the D-Power, but I didn't have any cards I can use on it, nor did it really make sense to me. Otherwise, I used to have the US Digivice, D3, and D-Power. I also wanted it for the MP3 factor, but I LOVE to listen to music, so it wouldn't be able to contain what I like. I really wanted the Twilight Army one, but was HORRENDOUSLY disappointed that it was an event item only.

12, 2012 12:06 AM)Rustled Jimmies Wrote: I almost considered getting the Xros Loader when Digimon Xros Wars first came out. My favorites, which I cycle through depending on what I want to raise, are my Mini 2.0, iC 20X, Pendulum 2.5, Orignial v1, Original V4, and Pendulum X 1.5 and 2.0.įor what it's worth, I also have most of the JP Digivices, and several US release ones, too. Sometimes more if I'm running classic Pendulums for Jogressing. When I'm in a v-pet mood, I am occasionally known to run as many as 3 or 4 at a single time with little trouble.

faulty hardware runs rampant in them), but it's probably one of the collections I will never part with. My collection is extremely valuable, and I fear some of it may have aged almost to a point of defect(especially my minis, which seem to have very short lifespans as it is. I contributed to some information on their resource, and personally tested many things, as well as offered troubleshooting advice and tricks for battery switching, shell swapping, etc. I'm friends with, or used to be anyway(haven't spoken to them in a while), the designer of the app, and most of the other well-functioning v-pet simulators, and have been a member on With the Will for many years. I rarely run them unless I'm in the mood, but they're all quite easily managed, once out of their first hour of life. As someone who owns the vast majority of every Digimon v-pet ever released, all still in mint working condition, I suppose I could call myself a fan of them.

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