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[[Image:vptrouble_09.jpg|right|thumb|[[:Category:Arctic|Pinarctic species]] are accustomed to show showers.]] | [[Image:vptrouble_09.jpg|right|thumb|[[:Category:Arctic|Pinarctic species]] are accustomed to show showers.]] | ||
Revision as of 20:59, 14 August 2008
Gameplay Tip: When it rains, you don't need to water your plants.
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Viva Piñata: Classic features different weather conditions, such as rain, sunshine, lightning, or a light mist over the early morning garden.
Pinarctic species are accustomed to show showers.
In addition to the usual sunshine or rain, Viva Piñata: Trouble in Paradise adds snow showers to the mix of garden weather.
Players can also take advantage of special Pinata Vision cards that will enable them to change their garden's weather on the fly.
