Also, Viva PiñataAceyBongos (think of him as the European version of Major Nelson) is launching a piñata hunt on. The community website will allow gamers to share photos of their gardens and upload any Piñata Vision cards they have created. In celebration of the release of Viva Piñata: Trouble in Paradise, Rare has informed us that the brand new community website will be launching today at midnight PST. Of course, there's nothing stopping North American gamers from visiting the UK site. So overall, it's better than the first game and has made gardening simulation more fun.Update: After a little digging, we've been informed that the piñata hunt is for the UK version of only. But on the other hand, the graphics are better than the quality of the series. On one hand, some of the designs on the sour piñatas look a little outdated and some of them can get a little tough to change them. Even if it has upgrades from the first game, there are things that are the same both good and bad. At the same time though, I do think the Panther King and Gruntilda are better villains than Pester. He tries to mess up the gardener's hard work. The story does follow up very well after Pester betrayed Jardinaro's family. The one thing to say about what the game is truly about is instead of telling a story using storybook in the journal, it follows that up as Professor Pester has schemes to prevent piñatas to come to the player's garden. And the game improved and took time for piñatas to come to the garden. It has a lot more options than the previous game with new piñatas, new plants to grow and new ways for players to play with their gardening skills. Viva Piñata: Trouble in Paradise is better than the first game.
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