Digital Monster Ver.S: Digimon Tamers

Digital Monsters is a video game developed by Bandai in 1998 for the Sega Saturn as a part of the Digimon virtual pet franchise. Its gameplay is similar to that of the virtual pets, but it has higher-resolution graphics and allows the player to raise several Digimon at the same time.

The goal of the game is to raise a Digimon from an egg to a Champion or Ultimate while collecting several coins scattered throughout File Island. However, there are several enemy players, named "Hackers", also trying to get the coins, and they will use their Digimon to attack the player's.

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Caring
The player begins with a single Botamon who will quickly evolve to a Koromon. The Digimon has set hours that it is active. During these hours the player can engage in a training mini-game and engage in combat. In the hours in which the Digimon is asleep the lights must be turned off or the player's Digimon may become ill. The Digimon will produce fecal matter once every several hours that must be removed promptly or it may become ill. Finally the Digimon must be fed with food or it will become ill.