Brad loves Pinata.

This story sounds awfully familiar. I'm sure my girlfriend's spent more time playing Viva Pinata than I've spent on a combination of all my 360 games. She's now planning on making a stuffed Sherbat.

One of my ex's once said jokingly that I loved video games more than him. Before I had my own 360, I'd always ask to play some MUA and even started playing his copy of .hack and FFT:A at his house, getting pretty far in both games. I'd always feel guilty after a bit because he clearly was not having a good time and did not take any enjoyment out of watching me play. But hey, breakups happen for a reason.

So what if she gets sucked into the screen? According to Rocko's Modern Life, that's a good thing; she'll get naked, jump off the roof, and have no memory of it. Time that right, and you can have some awkward rescue sex :P.

Viva Piñata was just too hectic for me.  I was there for some relaxation, but it wasn't to be... 

The spoiler warning feature has been around for about a week now

Haha that's awesome! :)

It can happen. The great thing about the game is it's gender neutral. It's beauty and lovely visuals bely a fiendishly addictive game that appeals to both males and females. My 9 year old nephew loves the game, but definitely needs help progressing, as it's also quite challenging.

@Senno: I think you should check how long ago these posts were made. Your talking to people 2 years too late.

@Akyho: That may be so, but unfortunately this forum is very quiet. I was hoping to kick start it with a reply in any of the threads that had a conversation I could at least take part in, albeit very belatedly. Maybe it's just wishful thinking.

I have never played this, does anyone know if the PC version is any good? or if anyone sells it digitally for cheaper than the 20 bucks it is on GFWL marketplace?

@Bishna: The game was never released to PC and remains an Xbox 360 exclusive. The original title was released to PC, and is serviceable, but hardly fantastic and essentially a straight port. The developers have stated numerous times that Trouble in Paradise is the more complete version of the original game. Not so much a sequel as a 1.5 of the original. It features 2 dozen more pinata, 2 new zones, and numerous additions, such as leg races and competitions. Not to mention there's a little more structure, with Langley providing missions for certain Pinata varieties, pushing you further to gain new pinata and seek out new species. The PC version of the original isn't worth getting, in my opinion. Go for this one, but be advised that no one is really playing it online anymore. Thankfully, that shouldn't be an issue in your enjoyment of the title.

I have never played this, does anyone know if the PC version is any good? or if anyone sells it digitally for cheaper than the 20 bucks it is on GFWL marketplace?