Konami announced yesterday that Dance Dance Revolution: Disney Mix has shipped to retail stores throughout North America.
DDR Disney is a plug ‘n play system, allowing families to connect the game directly to TV sets without the use of a console.
A few family game notes from the holiday weekend:
Viva Piñata - Teagan took the entire family on a tour of her garden and seemed very proud of how she’s developed it over the last few weeks.
She also had to make the tough decision to sell her Raisants (which were constantly fighting with her Buzzlegums). She was noticably upset at having to sell them (for 1000 coins each!) in order to get them out of the garden but seemed pleased that she could then use the money to buy a house for her Buzzlegums - which later went on to “romance” and have baby Buzzlegums.
Life, and piñata gardens it seems, are full of tough choices.
We’re really enjoying Viva Piñata. Maybe a little too much.
In fact, I think there must be some subliminal message being sent from the game.
“You will keep playing Viva Piñata”
“You will keep playing Viva Piñata”
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