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Trick Stick

The Trick Stick is a tool introduced in Viva Piñata: Trouble in Paradise that can be used to teach your pinatas to do tricks. Each pinata species can learn two unique tricks, one that involves them doing something themselves and a second one that involves using their attack object. To teach them tricks, feed the pinata a specific produce then wave the Trick Stick around the pinata while they're performing the trick. Once the pinata has learned the trick, you can use the Trick Stick to make them perform it again without having to eat any produce.
Additionally, you can use the Trick Stick on pinata cocoons to instantly free them. Poking the cocoon with the Trick Stick causes the pinata to permanently stay at their current size. You can poke the cocoon before, during, or after it grows in size to have a permanently small, medium, or large adult pinata.
== External Links ==
* Pinata Island.info Trick Stick
Category: Viva Piñata series
Category: Viva Piñata: Trouble in Paradise
Category: Items
Ultimate Play the Game - The Collected Works

Released for the ZX Spectrum in 1988, Ultimate Play the Game - The Collected Works is a compilation collection that showcases eleven of Ultimate Play the Game’s most iconic titles in one commemorative package. Starting with the critically acclaimed Jetpac, players can experience the year over in good company with Pssst, Cookie, Atic Atac, Tranz Am and Lunar Jetman. Two milestones would be acknowledged next, with Sabre Wulf introducing the fearless Spectrum explorer in his first adventure, and the follow-up Knight Lore establishing the ground-breaking Filmation technique. The isometric visuals would continue still with Alien 8, before the Filmation II engine was properly experienced in both Nightshade and Gunfright.
== External links ==
* Rare Gamer Ultimate Play the Game: The Collected Works
Category:Compilations
Category:Games
Category:ZX Spectrum games
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UltraTech

UltraTech is a megacorporation in the Killer Instinct series. They host the Killer Instinct Tournament not only as a contest certain people could enter, but also as a sadistic way of testing their new weapons and creations, such as Fulgore and Riptor. They are also guilty of releasing the evil Eyedol from his inter-dimensional prison, and both he and UltraTech act as the main antagonistic force in Killer Instinct.
Category:Killer Instinct
Underwurlde

Underwurlde is an action-adventure platform video game, second game in the Sabreman series, developed and published by Ultimate Play the Game for ZX Spectrum in 1984, and ported for Commodore 64 by Firebird the following year. In this game, Sabreman must escape the hostile underworld he ended up in while escaping the jungle. There are a total of three ending exits, which lead to Knight Lore, Pentagram, or Mire Mare. Plays from a sidescrolling perspective, and is an action-platformer. It was later included in the Rare Replay compilation.
Category:Games
Category:Commodore 64 games
Category:ZX Spectrum games
Category:Rare Replay
Category:Sabreman series
Uno

Uno is a video game adaption of the card game of the same name. The Xbox 360 version was developed by Carbonated Games, and published by Microsoft Game Studios.
On December 30th, 2014, the Xbox 360 version of Uno, along with its DLCs, was taken down of the Xbox 360's Marketplace, due to the company Ubisoft buying the rights to the video game. The game is still available on other platforms, although the Xbox 360-exclusive DLCs aren't.
==Development==
On November 1st, 2006, a themed deck for Kameo: Elements of Power was released. It was a themed deck with artworks from said game, and includes a special play card based on the Wotnot Book that allows the player to swap his hand with the hand of another player in the game, and change the current color. The pack was sold for 1.25 USD.
Category:Games
Category:Xbox 360 games
Vampire (Grabbed by the Ghoulies)

Vampires are an enemy Grabbed by the Ghoulies.
==Characteristics==
Vampires are a type of Ghouly that are pale, ample-chested women with fangs, orange eyes and short, purple hair. They wear blue, strapless dresses with red heels. Vampires are always concealed within a coffin, which has a missing bottom part, allowing them to walk around. Their coffins are dark brown with gold nails and a red interior. The interior side of their coffin door has a handle for them to open it. Every Vampire has a brown and yellow vampire bat sitting on her shoulder. Vampires have a total of 40 Energy.
Vampires wander around with their coffin door closed, although they sometimes open it to look around or even if they bump into their surroundings. Like other Ghoulies, Vampires do not go after Cooper unless he is nearby. Vampires usually attack by hitting their coffin door into Cooper, knocking him dizzy, and then hitting Cooper with her bat. Alternatively, the Vampire may attack by opening her coffin door and running toward Cooper with her hand reaching out. If the Vampire catches Cooper, she forces him into her coffin and closes its door. During this, the coffin grounds itself and shakes while pink hearts float out of it, suggesting that the Vampire is making love to Cooper. During this event, Cooper's Energy quickly decreases by 1 point. The player can shake the Left Thumbstick to help Cooper escape from the coffin. After the Vampire attacks Cooper, she lets out an evil laugh. Both of her attacks deal 4 Energy of damage to Cooper each.
Like Vampire Chickens, Vampires can only be defeated if Cooper uses Ol' Edna to shoot garlic cloves at them. Cooper only needs to hit a Vampire twice to defeat it; the first hit simply pushes her back, but the second hit knocks her over and defeats her. Vampires are only vulnerable while their coffin door is open.
Vampires appear in a couple of scenes in Chapter 3:
*Chapter 3, Scene 10: Dunfiddlin Cottage Garden
*Chapter 3, Scene 11: Greenhouse
*Chapter 3, Scene 12: Potting Room
*Chapter 3, Scene 22: Wood Shed
*Chapter 3, Scene 31: Krackpot's Lab
==Trivia==
*If The Reaper touches a Vampire while she and Cooper are inside of her coffin, both of them are knocked back, although only the Vampire is defeated.
*A portrait of a Vampire hangs near the door to The Baron's Quarters.
*Fiddlesworth Dunfiddlin is seen in one room looking at a Vampire and saying "I wonder if she likes 'airy backs", showing a possible interest in her.
*Vampires only use their second attack in the Potting Room and the Wood Shed. Additionally, Vampires will not use their first attack in the former, but will use both in the latter.
Category:Undead
Category:Ghoulies
Category:Grabbed by the Ghoulies enemies
Vampire Chicken

Vampire Chickens are an enemy in Grabbed by the Ghoulies.
==Characteristics==
Vampire Chickens are a type of Ghouly with dark red feathers, green eyes, and two fangs sticking from their upper beak. They have 20 Energy. At first, Vampire Chickens start out as Chickens, which are ordinary brown chickens with pink feet and a pink head. Portraits of them can be seen in various rooms within Ghoulhaven Hall. Chickens are neither hostile nor reactive toward Cooper; they simply walk around and eat grain off the floor. If a Chicken is provoked, it conceals itself within an egg and breaks out as a Vampire Chicken a few seconds later. Vampire Chickens attack by jumping on Cooper's head and biting him. If bitten, Cooper loses 2 Energy. Big Head Imps use a similar attack except Vampire Chickens jump off after biting Cooper whereas Big Head Imps must be shaken off. Vampire Chickens have a second attack in which they flap into the air and project themselves toward Cooper. If Cooper gets hit, he loses 4 Energy. Vampire Chickens only use this attack in Chapter 2, Scene 22: Chicken Shed or toward other Ghoulies if they are under the effect of Traitor Fever!. Being vampires, Vampire Chickens are vulnerable to garlic, so Cooper can instantly defeat a Vampire Chicken by shooting garlic at it from Ol' Edna.
Vampire Chickens are encountered in these rooms:
==Gallery==
Chicken GBTG artwork.jpg|Artwork of a Chicken
Vampire Chicken introduction.jpg|A title introducing a Vampire Chicken
Category:Birds
Category:Ghoulies
Category:Grabbed by the Ghoulies enemies
Venus Pinata Trap

== In-Game Description ==
"This plant seems to have taken a stand for plants. It's fed up with the 'plant grows - pinata eats plant' order of things and has decided to dish out some spiny plant revenge. Keep it away from your pinatas!"
These weeds will attack Pinatas and eat their candy.
Venus Pinata Trap - Classic	Venus Pinata Trap - Classic	Venus Pinata Trap - Classic
Basic Info 	Basic Info 	Basic Info
Level 	Level 	
* 8
Base Value 	Base Value 	
* 36 Chocolate Coins
Fertilizer 	Fertilizer 	
* N/A
Seed Price 	Seed Price 	
* 79 chocolate coins
Requirements 	Requirements 	Requirements
Acquiring 	Acquiring 	
* You can purchase Venus Pinata Trap seeds from Costolot's General Store
Terrain 	Terrain 	
* Weeds can grow on any surface, and are more likely to plant themselves
Benefits 	Benefits 	Benefits
Seed 	Seed 	
*
Flower 	Flower 	
* Feeding a Venus Pinata Trap flower to a Buzzlegum, Parrybo, or Twingersnap will change their color
Venus Pinata Trap - Pocket Paradise	Venus Pinata Trap - Pocket Paradise	Venus Pinata Trap - Pocket Paradise
Basic Info 	Basic Info 	Basic Info
Level 	Level 	
* 5
Base Value 	Base Value 	
* 36 Chocolate Coins
Fertilizer 	Fertilizer 	
* N/A
Seed Price 	Seed Price 	
* 72 chocolate coins
Requirements 	Requirements 	Requirements
Acquiring 	Acquiring 	
* You can purchase Venus Pinata Trap seeds from Costolot's General Store
Terrain 	Terrain 	
* Weeds can grow on any surface, and are more likely to plant themselves
Benefits 	Benefits 	Benefits
Seed 	Seed 	
*
Flower 	Flower 	
* Feeding a Venus Pinata Trap flower to a Buzzlegum, Parrybo, or Twingersnap will change their color
Venus Pinata Trap - TiP Standard	Venus Pinata Trap - TiP Standard	Venus Pinata Trap - TiP Standard
Basic Info 	Basic Info 	Basic Info
Level 	Level 	
* 5
Base Value 	Base Value 	
* -150 Chocolate Coins
Fertilizer 	Fertilizer 	
* N/A
Seed Price 	Seed Price 	
* 33 chocolate coins
Requirements 	Requirements 	Requirements
Acquiring 	Acquiring 	
* You can purchase Venus Pinata Trap seeds from Costolot's General Store or from your seed pouch
Terrain 	Terrain 	
* Weeds can grow on any surface, and are more likely to plant themselves
Benefits 	Benefits 	Benefits
Seed 	Seed 	
* Eating a Venus Pinata Trap seed helps meet the Limeoceros and Macaraccoon Trick requirements
Flower 	Flower 	
* Eating a Venus Pinata Trap flower helps meet the Limeoceros and Macaraccoon Trick requirements
* Eating 2 Venus Pinata Trap flowers helps meet the S'morepion Resident requirements
* Feeding a Venus Pinata Trap flower to a Buzzlegum, Parrybo, or Twingersnap will change their color
== External Links ==
* Pinata Island.info Venus Pinata Trap 1
* Pinata Island.info Venus Pinata Trap 2
* Pinata Island.info General Store
* Pinata Island.info Buzzlegum
* Pinata Island.info Twingersnap
* Pinata Island.info Parrybo
* Pinata Island.info Venus Pinata Trap 3
* Pinata Island.info Limeoceros
* Pinata Island.info Macaraccoon
Category: Viva Piñata series
Category: Viva Piñata
Category: Viva Piñata: Pocket Paradise
Category: Viva Piñata: Trouble in Paradise
Viva Piñata

Viva Piñata is a series of life simulation and animal husbandry games developed by Rare Ltd. for the Xbox 360, Microsoft Windows, and Nintendo DS. All the games in the series have the player take on the role of a gardener who has moved to an island where piñatas are living, feeling creatures, and their goal is to create a garden that the piñatas will want to call home and then send them off to parties.
== Games ==
* Viva Piñata (2006); Xbox 360 and PC: the first installment of the series, featuring over 60 different species of piñatas and hundreds of customizable elements for players to make their own unique garden.
* Viva Piñata: Party Animals (2007); Xbox 360: the second installment of the series, based on the television series, containing over 40 minigames
* Viva Piñata: Trouble in Paradise (2008); Xbox 360: the third installment of the series, featuring over 28 new piñata species, new terrains to explore, and new features that allow the player to share their garden with others.
* Viva Piñata: Pocket Paradise (2008); Nintendo DS: the fourth installment of the series, featuring the original 60 piñata species and seven new species, new game modes, and piñata trading via local WiFi.
== Animated series ==
* Viva Piñata (2006–2009); an animated series by the production company 4Kids who selected the series out of several intellectual properties offered by Microsoft
== External links ==
* Viva Piñata: Classic on pinataisland.info
* Viva Piñata: Trouble in Paradise on pinataisland.info
* Viva Piñata: Pocket Paradise on pinataisland.info
Category:Game series
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Viva Piñata: Pocket Paradise

Viva Piñata: Pocket Paradise is a 2008 Nintendo DS video game and the only handheld installment of the Viva Piñata series. The game was developed by Rare and published by Play THQ. It is the last game released by Rare's handheld division before they went defunct.
== External links ==
* Pinata Island.info Pinata Island.info Pocket Paradise Species
* Pinata Island.info Shop
* Pinata Island.info Characters
* Pinata Island.info Tool
* Pinata Island.info Pocket Paradise Plants
Category:Games
Category:Nintendo DS games
Category:Viva Piñata series
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Viva Piñata: Trouble in Paradise

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
== External links ==
* Pinata Island.info Viva Piñata: Trouble in Paradise
* Pinata Island.info Langston's Destination Challenges
* Pinata Island.info TiP Pinata Species
* Pinata Island.info Shop
* Pinata Island.info TiP Plant Species
Category:Games
Category:Xbox 360 games
Category:Rare Replay
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Viva Piñata (video game)

Viva Piñata is a life simulation game developed by Rare, for the Xbox 360 and PC. The project was headed by Gregg Mayles and the team behind the Banjo-Kazooie series, based on an idea from Tim Stamper. Although rumors of the title circulated among fans for some time, Viva Piñata was officially announced on March 15, 2006, and first released in November 2006. With a "general audiences" or "everyone" rating, the game provides bright, colorful visuals, intended to appeal to children and more casual gamers. The game received a positive reaction from game critics, eventually selling over 1.5 million copies. Viva Piñata is one of the 30 games included on Rare Replay.
A Windows version of the game was released in November 2007. An Xbox 360 sequel Viva Piñata: Trouble in Paradise was released in 2008. A graphically degraded Nintendo DS version of the game entitled Viva Piñata: Pocket Paradise was also released in 2008.
==Lists==
=== Piñatas ===
* Arocknid
* Badgesicle
* Barkbark
* Bonboon
* Bunnycomb
* Buzzenge
* Buzzlegum
* Candary
* Chewnicorn
* Chippopotamus
* Cinnamonkey
* Cluckles
* Cocoadile
* Crowla
* Doenut
* Dragonache
* Dragumfly
* Eaglair
* Elephanilla
* Fizzlybear
* Fourheads
* Fudgehog
* Galagoogoo
* Goobaa
* Horstachio
* Jameleon
* Juicygoose
* Kittyfloss
* Lackatoad
* Lickatoad
* Macaraccoon
* Mallowolf
* Moozipan
* Mothdrop
* Mousemallow
* Newtgat
* Parrybo
* Pigxie
* Ponocky
* Pretztail
* Profitamole
* Pudgeon
* Quackberry
* Raisant
* Rashberry
* Reddhott
* Roario
* Salamango
* Shellybean
* Sherbat
* Sparrowmint
* Squazzil
* Swanana
* Sweetooth
* Syrupent
* Taffly
* Twingersnap
* Whirlm
* White Flutterscotch
* Zumbug
===Characters===
* Arfur
* Bart
* Costolot
* Dastardos
* Doc Patchingo
* Gretchen Fetchem
* Ivor Bargain
* Jardiniero
* Leafos
* Miss Petula
* Seedos
* Storkos
* Willy Builder
=== Tools ===
* Shovel
* Surface Packets
* Watering Can
=== Plants ===
* Apple Tree
* Banana Tree
* Bird of Paradise
* Blackberry Bush
* Bluebell
* Bullrush
* Buttercup
* Carrot
* Chili
* Corn
* Daisy
* Fir Tree
* Gem Tree
* Gooseberry Bush
* Hazel Tree
* Monkeynut Tree
* Nightshade Bush
* Oak Tree
* Orchid
* Poison Ivy
* Poppy
* Pumpkin
* Snapdragon
* Sunflower
* Thistle
* Toadstool
* Tulip
* Turnip
* Venus Pinata Trap
* Water Lily
* Watercress
== External links ==
* Pinata Island Classic Species
* Pinata Island Shop
* Pinata Island Classic Plants
Category:Games
Category:Xbox 360 games
Category:Windows games
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Category:Rare Replay
Vulchurro

Animal: Vulture
Candy: Churro
Level: 6
Base Value: 2100 coins
Attack: Skulls
== In-Game Description ==
"Vulchurros tend to have a bad name, but if you think about it, they are planet savers. They are a totally organic, completely natural, self-contained, recycling plant. You don't even need to take the 'trash' out, they will come to you."
== Requirements ==
=== Appear ===
* You are a level 12 gardener or better
* Can only be found in the Dessert Desert
=== Bait ===
* Vulchurros like something that'll make them sweat, like Chili peppers
=== Resident ===
* Have 15 square pinometers of sand (15%)
* Has eaten 2 bones
* Has eaten a Crowla
=== Romance ===
* Has eaten 2 jellies
* Have 20 square pinometers of sand (20%)
* Have a Cactus in the garden
* Have a Vulchurro house in the garden
=== Trick ===
* Eating a Cactus flower makes them perform Trick 1
* Eating a Buzzenge makes them perform Trick 2
== Species Variants ==
* Eating a Bluebell seed changes their color to blue
* Eating a Pea changes their color to green
* Eating a Water Lily flower changes their color to light purple
== Species Conflicts ==
* Vulchurros will get into fights with Sprinklings
== Other Info ==
* Vulchurros are not available in Just for Fun mode
== External Links ==
* Pinata Island.info Vulchurro
Category: Viva Piñata series
Category: Viva Piñata: Trouble in Paradise
WWF Superstars

WWF Superstars is a game developed by Rare Ltd. in 1991 for the Game Boy. Based on the WWF' syndicated show of the same name, it is also the first WWF game for the Game Boy system. The game features five wrestlers from the WWF's roster to choose from: Hulk Hogan, "Macho Man" Randy Savage, The Ultimate Warrior, "The Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase, and Mr. Perfect. Before every match, wrestlers cut promos on their opponent. Following the match, Vince McMahon comments on the action and the wrestlers each have two comments they can make. One is a generic taunt, and the second is specific to the opponent. All the wrestlers have the same movesets, with the exception of individualized strike attacks. The movesets consist of punch-and-kick attack moves, a bodyslam, grappling moves, ground attack moves, Irish whip moves, and flying turnbuckle moves. Players can also wrestle outside of the ring by throwing their opponent over the ropes or by performing a dropkick through the ropes. This can only be done once per match and causes considerable damage. Once the player selects a wrestler, they must defeat the other four in a series of matches in order to be named WWF World Heavyweight Champion. Upon completion, the player will receive a portrait picture of their chosen wrestler.
== External Links ==
* Wikipedia
Category:Games
Category:Game Boy games
WWF WrestleMania

WWF WrestleMania is a wrestling game developed by Rare Ltd. for the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1989 as the first WWF licensed NES game. The game features six wrestlers players can play as: Hulk Hogan, André the Giant, "Macho Man" Randy Savage, "The Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase, Bam Bam Bigelow, and The Honky Tonky Man. All the wrestlers possess a limited number of moves, which consist of standing punches and kicks, headbutts, a running attack, a move off the turnbuckle (of which the Giant and Bigelow cannot perform), a bodyslam (of which Bigelow and Honky Tonk cannot perform) and a "back attack" for when the opponent is standing behind the player, with all the moves somewhat tailored to each wrestler. The wrestlers cannot leave the ring and can only execute the turnbuckle from the bottom two corners. Sometimes when a wrestler is taking damage he will turn red, indicating that they are in the "angry" state, wherein he can inflict more damage. Occasionally during a match, an icon will appear that a wrestler can pick up to regain health. The icons are unique to each wrestler and cannot be used interchangeably. Players can either play by themselves or compete with up to five other players in multiplayer, and can choose to play in either single exhibition matches or tournaments. In single player, tournaments are won by selecting a wrestler and then defeating the other five in a series of matches. In multiplayer tournaments, each player faces every other wrestler once and at the end, the player with the best record wins. In the event of a tie, the player who achieved the single fastest victory during the tournament is declared the winner.
== External Links ==
* Wikipedia
Category:Games
Category:Nintendo Entertainment System games
WWF WrestleMania Challenge

WWF WrestleMania Challenge is a wrestling game developed by Rare Ltd. for the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1990. The game features nine wrestlers; Hulk Hogan, André the Giant, "Macho King" Randy Savage, The Ultimate Warrior, The Big Boss Man, Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake, Ravishing Rick Rude, Hacksaw Jim Duggan, and "Yourself" the player as a generic character. The game features fluid gameplay and unique movesets for each wrestler. The game also has the new feature of being able to fight your opponents both inside and outside the ring. The matches are presented at a high-angle, isometric view of the ring with the wrestlers' stamina bars placed along the apron. When a stamina bar drops to empty, that wrestler will be vulnerable to pinfalls. Gameplay modes available include one-on-one matches, tag team matches, three-on-three Survivor Series elimination matches, a championship mode where the player as "Yourself" must defeat all the game's wrestlers to win, and a two-player only tag team championship mode where the players control two "yourself" characters to defeat the game's wrestlers in a series of tag team matches to become champions. 
== External Links ==
* Wikipedia
Category:Games
Category:Nintendo Entertainment System games