Version 3

. In it you have to move the bucket back and forth using the A and C buttons and catch the 's and avoid the 's. This game was originally created for the Keitai and is one of the few times that a game is used in both Japanese and English versions.

The next game is called Bump. In it you have to press any button when it says Push! on screen. Then press the same button when the power bar is at a high level. Then you watch as your tama and a guest try to knock each other over. If you knock the other one over you have won but if they knock you over you lose. The object is to get through all of the rounds without losing. This game was originally invented for the Version 2.

The third game is Heading which is available when it is a teenager is also borrowed from the Version 2. In it you use the A and C buttons to move left and right and the B button to head the ball when you are underneath it.

The fourth game, which also becomes available when it is a teenager, is based on a game from ????. It is called Flag. In it your tamagotchi is holding two flags and you have to raise them as indicated by the arrows above your tamagotchi's head.

The fifth game, called Memory, becomes available when the tamagotchi is an adult. I am not sure of the origin of this game so I will assume that it was created for the Version three. In it you are shown a sequence of arrows and have to repeat them.

The sixth game is called Sprint. You race another tamagotchi and must repeatedly press the B button. I am not sure of the origin of this game.

The version three uses some characters from the Version 1 but there are also some new ones from the Osutchi and Mesutchi like in the Version 2. The toddler characters Tamatchi and Kuchitamatchi were teens in the P1 original. There are no characters from the Keitai.