Oh wow, that is an awesome story! ;D I really wish it had been released in the US :[ I would have bought it in a heartbeat! It's so expensive everywhere. lol x'[ And aren't you the sweetest ever for offering to do that! 
I would love it if you could! 
I'm going to see if my brothers or one of their friends can get the ROM and all that jazz on my computer so I can play it ;D I don't trust myself to try and dabble with it. Haha If you find anything definitely let me know! You're da bomb! ^^
oh, you're welcome, it's no problem
I set up a search for "hamtaro" on the auction site so I'll get an e-mail if something gets listed with this word included in either the title or the description, but I'll also check it from time to time. let's hope the game turns up somewhere
yesterday I've been to a second hand toy shop and I've seen McD Hamtaro plushies we used to have in our McDonalds restaurants here (ones like these:
http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSQu9fCtykeyvYSgCytHLCg7kZCv1fKlSWKp1hPj32otuG78zSeIyKWWSEDhttp://file1.npage.de/004749/49/bilder/simg0002.jpgthe set consisted of these four). these are ones I come across
really frequently (yesterday there were 3 Bijous and a Boss in just that one shop
), they are pretty common here, so they aren't expensive at all (usually around 50 cents each, or even less if you're lucky). however, I don't know where else they were available, so I didn't buy them. if you are interested I can hunt a set down for you, but I'll keep on looking for other things as well.
I'm glad you could get the eumlator to work, and I hope you enjoy the game! it's much fun ^^
RAMChYLD: whoa, I didn't know she's this special. I found her about 6 years ago at a local shop that sells second hand clothes imported from the UK, and they occasionally have toys and plushies too.
That sounds pretty cool, I wish we had something that sold second hand clothing/items from another country here too!
Although that does remind me that I once picked up a Japanese Hamtaro plush from a car boot/garage sale. He was holding a doughnut in his hands. Oh, and the Japanese McDonald toys that I found of Hamtaro and Bijou in a UK amusement arcade - Most of them had their tush tags cut off though 
oh, here second hand cloth stores seem to have become the new fasion, this year some shops like these even entered the malls!
even though I love these shops (mainly for why you are also interested: I can get many things in them I couldn't normally find in our country, or if I could, that would be a rare occasion. for instance, I collect Tamagotchis, but they failed here in the late 1990s, so the new Connection ones weren't even introduced to our markets, so I never had the opportunity to get them in the local shops. but they were available in the UK, so I sometimes find one in shops that sell things coming from there) I found this a bit strange.
there are 2 main types of these stores here: one that sells the stuff with concrete prices on them and one that sells per weight. I like the latter more, because this way you can get things for really cheap prices (well, clothes at least, they usually don't weigh much. and plushies that aren't too heavy), but you have to search for shops where you can get things worth the price, because many of these weight-shops sell clothes that are much worse quality. those that sell things for individual prices are usually better quality, but many times their prices are just too much. I usually visit these shops to look for non-cloth items (toys for instance), those are usually cheaper (and - luckily - are most of the times priced per how big the toy is, and not by what it's worth). I got my very first boy pony in such a store for around $1,5, and also my GBA SP (for the same price, because it's small!
). but since there are so many of them right now it's becoming more and more difficult to know which one's worth visiting.
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