January 22nd, 2016. Bandai's
latest "Nade-Nade" campaign reached its next stage overnight, with the online Digitama for
Digimon World -next 0rder- and
Linkz hatching into a Botamon. The command to rub the Digitama ("nade-nade") has changed to "give food," emulating the style of care in the original
Digital Monster virtual pets. Clicking the button creates a premade Tweet for fans to share, which contributes to the "Care Counter" on the website.

Currently the counter is at 3031; at 3500 Botamon will evolve to his Baby II stage, and the next tier of in-game rewards for both
-next 0rder- and
Linkz will unlock, granting Digimon tamers an additional Chain Melon and two
Digistones in their respective games. The website encourages fans to share the game on Facebook and over the
LINE messaging application.
Chain Melons are items which extend a Digimon's lifespan in the
World series, while Digistones recover stamina in
Linkz, allowing Digimon to train longer.
Digimon World -next 0rder- will launch in Japan
March 17th, 2016, on the PlayStation Vita.
Digimon Linkz will launch in 2016, on Android and iOS.
It's still at 3031 even though I tweeted it. Does the counter shows the number of tweets or every certain number of tweets add a specific number to it?
ReplyDeleteI think they're only updating it when they hit certain milestones. It seems like Bandai has to manually change the counter.
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