World's Smallest GigaPets, Includes 1 Miniature Interactive Pixel Pet; CompuKitty or PixelPuppy. Each Sold Separately. Styles Selected at Random. 90’s Gaming Virtual Pet for Kids Ages 5+

Not as small as I’d hoped, but still very cute. When the original item is already pretty small, miniaturizing it is a bit less dramatic. But I love it and it’s definitely a lot smaller than a regular giga!

This was actually a great purchase ~ sort of a gamble, but I wanted the dog pet and I received one. I didn't request it, but just hoped like a blind bag (I'd have been cool with the kitty as well, but really wanted the dog)I collect electronic pets and hadn't gotten to this one yet. I figured it would be like the Tama minis, but it's actually better than those in terms of functioning as a pet. It's an actual Giga. Not just in name, but in play too! Iykyk, but if not pretty much all Gigapets play the same way with the same basic functions it's just the sprites that change.The pet has a chart for food, discipline, health, happiness, years, days, and your overall score. You have a food/treat option, sleep option, play option, doc option, cleaning option, score option, training, and discipline and the call icon as normal Gigapets do.There are 2 games - with the dog it is fetch/chase ball and the other is Frisbee catch. The training is only 1 trick (running through a hoop for the dog) and otherwise everything else is straight forward Gigapet.Overall~ super happy with this pet! It's the size of a Tama mini, but functions at least in some semblance to a full sized Gigapet and not some facsimile used as just an accessory as it seems the Tama mini was. The play is limited, but as an adult I find it to be just enough- not toooo needy every second, but also.... not weirdly too boring or too limited as the Tama minis? It might come down to how Gigas play with math and cause and effect dynamics- playing with your dog will make your dog hungry and slightly dirty, but his happiness will be higher; while if you give him a bath, his happiness might go down, but his health will increase- so part of the game is finding balance.

As a 33 year old, I’m thrilled. Oh the nostalgia, how sweet! Very happy I stumbled across this tiny gigapet!

They made these very small, definitely much smaller than I remember as a kid. It's not much fun to play with and not worth the money

Very nostalgic loved playing this as a kid

Being a kid of the 90s, I was expecting this to be the size of the old school Tamagotchis. It’s like a Tamagotchis for ants; this thing is tiny! It’s a great buy, and the perfect size for my 6-year-old.

Muy bonito y llego antes de tiempo

I ordered two of them, got 2 kitties.The first one was defective: it resets everytime I press the left button (something related to the battery lid never properly closed, I think). Unplayable. Contacted the manufacturer (non-US country), never received an answer.The second one works (still a small unstability with the lid thing, though). I think it differs from the original GP in that the tame function does not show several actions, rather the cat only comes to the screen and scratches. But otherwise, fairly good copy! And the size is really cool. The button are not hard, more gummy. It bips to communicate.