The event may have been a shared Masked Rider Blade and Tamagotchi event, but it felt more Tamagotchi than a Masked Rider.  I loved that they placed more emphasis on the Tamagotchi part.

Why? 

1. The emcee kept on repeating about the possible chance of winning a V4 tamagotchi in that event.  To win one, you had to have a V4 tamagotchi that has either the oldest (most generations in), the richest (most gotchi points), the friendliest (most friends logged) or the best shopper (most items).  I actually laughed at this contest.  I could've won four more V4 tamagotchis had I competed (And I could actually, since these contests didn't have any age limit unlike the V4 Design contest) against the little kids that were there today.  With 3 V4s and 1 V3, and a whole lot of experimenting done over the course of two years, I would've easily won them all.  As for Masked Rider Blade, not one mere mention over the loudspeakers.

2. All those Tamagotchi banners around.  Rider Blades strangely had only two.

(They have a photo studio already in tamatown?  And the hospital's open?  I gotta get back to tamatown!)

3. Free Tama Visors!

(Yes!  It's a Tama-computer accessing Tamatown!)

4. And they have a schedule of activities for Tama-lovers!

More to come!