Viva Piñata Sequel Confirmed
There was some buzz last week that Rare is working on a sequel to a popular franchise, and like good little sleuths much of the internet decided that this was a new Viva Piñata game. Lo and behold, less than a week later, some "leaked" screenshots have hit the blogotubes, and there is no doubt that it is true.
Viva Piñata: Trouble in Paradise was uncovered, (along with a new Scene It! title) thanks to a mistake involving Microsoft's Gamers Day 2008 and the press site. I wonder who's head is going to roll for this one.
Personally, a new Viva Piñata is a mixed bag. I lost much of my life on the last title and starting over again just seems like I'm asking for more frustrated breeding and mutating sessions. Screw you Eaglair, quit killing my Buzzenges and become a resident already. Oh how I hate you.
Viva Piñata and Scene It? sequels are real! [Xbox 360 Fanboy]
Asterick
Posted to Video Games on 12 May 2008
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"Personally, a new Viva Piñata is a mixed bag. I lost much of my life on the last title and starting over again just seems like I'm asking for more frustrated breeding and mutating sessions."
This sums up my feelings as well. I love VP, but I'm not sure that I need to go back there again unless they drastically changed the game to be something else, and I'm not talking about Party Animals. I should be more excited about than I am, but I can't see myself getting wrapped up in it again.
Oh dear my BF is so not gonna like me playing through antoher Viva Pinata. I had to play through the first one twice to get my achievements for Xbox Live. Secretly though. I WANT!!
:D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D
I'm currently playing VP through for a second time (the first time was under my partner's gamertag before I had my own). I am totally psyched for VP2, especially if it has coop play, which it looks like it might. I love you, Rare!!!
p.s. Our local Target currently has VP Party Animals on the videogame clearance end cap for a measly $7.49. At that price, I couldn't say no!