Until we hear something more tangible, though, we'll chalk this one up as a rumor.
Gallery: Viva Pinata DS
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Viva Pinata lives, gets subtitle
Until we hear something more tangible, though, we'll chalk this one up as a rumor.
[Thanks, jimmcq!]
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4-19-2008 @ 6:28PM
Pill said...
Those screenshots lookpretty hideous.
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4-19-2008 @ 8:09PM
Brad Mecoli said...
Funny, I think I saw a pocket paradise in my local adult store...
;p
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4-19-2008 @ 11:36PM
Aparoid said...
To start with, Viva Pinata wasn't all that great. When they released Party Animals, I think they should have got the hint that it was a failure.
I wonder how this game will sell compared to the others...
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4-20-2008 @ 12:06AM
ArmiMaan said...
I loved Viva Pinata -- it's a great eco-system sim -- but I agree with you. They should take the hint and let the franchise die. Then replace it with a similar game that has more "grown up" graphics.
4-20-2008 @ 10:53AM
flameofdoom666 said...
I do not agree. Viva Pinata was fantastic. However, Party ANimals sucked. BUT, Rare made Viva Pinata, and NOT Party Animals. Since that is the case, VIva Pinata would have a better chance of having success on the Nintendo DS because it is a 'kiddy' game.
4-20-2008 @ 1:53AM
Brittany said...
YAYYYYYYYYYY
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