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Viva Piñata: Trouble in Paradise

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Viva Piñata: Trouble in Paradise
Developer(s) Rare Ltd.
Publisher Microsoft
Release date(s) North America: September 2, 2008
Europe: September 5, 2008
Genre(s) Life simulation
Modes Single player, multiplayer
Rating(s) ESRB: Everyone
Console(s) Xbox 360

Viva Piñata: Trouble in Paradise is an Xbox 360 life simulation game of the Viva Piñata series. It is a sequel to Viva Piñata and was released in September 2008. Like the first game, Viva Piñata: Trouble in Paradise was developed by Rare and published by Microsoft. It was in 2015 included in the compilation Rare Replay.

New features

As a sequel, Trouble in Paradise has several new features, including:

  • 28 new pinata species
  • New desert and arctic terrains where you can capture pinatas
  • Toys and trains for your pinatas to interact with
  • Being able to teach your pinatas tricks to perform
  • A new camera tool that allows you to take pictures in your gardens and upload them to VivaPinata.com
  • A "Just For Fun" casual mode: no Ruffians, no sours, no weeds, infinite chocolate coins... but no access to some of the more exotic pinata species
  • Couch Social local co-op: a second player has access to all tools, actions and activities, and can also collect "magic" to spend on tinkering items, healing a sick pinata or filling a pinata's candiosity meter
  • Pinata Vision: printed cards with a unique barcode can be scanned via the Xbox Live Vision camera to import pinatas and special items directly into the player's garden
  • Langston's Destination Challenges: various challenges in specific global regions that, when complete, unlocks special pinata accessories themed after that region

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Viva Piñata: Trouble in Paradise
Characters Arfur • Bart • Costolot • Dastardos • Doc Patchingo • Gretchen Fetchem • Ivor Bargain • Jardiniero • Leafos • Miss Petula • Seedos • Storkos • Willy Builder
Piñatas Arocknid • Badgesicle • Barkbark • Bispotti • Bonboon • Bunnycomb • Buzzenge • Buzzlegum • Camello • Candary • Cherrapin • Chewnicorn • Chippopotamus • Choclodocus • Chocstrich • Cinnamonkey • Cluckles • Cocoadile • Crowla • Custacean • Doenut • Dragonache • Dragumfly • Eaglair • Elephanilla • Fizzlybear • Flapyak • Fourheads • Fudgehog • Galagoogoo • Geckie • Goobaa • Hogurt • Hootyfruity • Horstachio • Jameleon • Jeli • Juicygoose • Kittyfloss • Lackatoad • Lemmoning • Lickatoad • Limeoceros • Macaraccoon • Mallowolf • Moojoo • Moozipan • Mothdrop • Mousemallow • Newtgat • Parmadillo • Parrybo • Peckanmix • Pengum • Pieena • Pigxie • Polollybear • Ponocky • Pretztail • Profitamole • Pudgeon • Quackberry • Raisant • Rashberry • Reddhott • Roario • Robean • S'morepion • Salamango • Sarsgorilla • Shellybean • Sherbat • Smelba • Sparrowmint • Squazzil • Swanana • Sweetle • Sweetooth • Syrupent • Taffly • Tartridge • Tigermisu • Twingersnap • Vulchurro • Walrusk • Whirlm • White Flutterscotch • Zumbug
Plants Apple Tree • Banana Tree • Bird of Paradise • Blackberry Bush • Bluebell • Blueberry Bush • Bullrush • Buttercup • Cactus • Carrot • Chili • Corn • Daisy • Dandelion • Fir Tree • Fireweed • Garlic • Gem Tree • Gooseberry Bush • Hazel Tree • Hemlock • Holly Bush • Monkeynut Tree • Nightshade Bush • Oak Tree • Orange Tree • Orchid • Palm Tree • Pea • Poison Ivy • Poppy • Prickly Pear • Pumpkin • Radish • Rose • Snapdragon • Snowdrop • Sunflower • Thistle • Tiger Lily • Toadstool • Tulip • Turnip • Venus Pinata Trap • Water Lily • Watercress • Yam
Tools Shovel • Surface Packets • Trick Stick • Watering Can
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