Editing Talk:Party Ball
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: I'm pretty sure similar-looking party balls (aka ''piñatas'') exist in a lot of games, but the SSB one is an original creation from HAL & Nintendo. {{User:AltAcnt/sig}} 13:53, May 30, 2007 (GMT) | : I'm pretty sure similar-looking party balls (aka ''piñatas'') exist in a lot of games, but the SSB one is an original creation from HAL & Nintendo. {{User:AltAcnt/sig}} 13:53, May 30, 2007 (GMT) | ||
:: I think that the party balls are part of Japanese folklore and culture. I've seen many party balls on other japanese based games.--[[User:Darkangelsv1|Darkangelsv1 -- :P]] 14:28, October 15, 2007 (EDT) | :: I think that the party balls are part of Japanese folklore and culture. I've seen many party balls on other japanese based games.--[[User:Darkangelsv1|Darkangelsv1 -- :P]] 14:28, October 15, 2007 (EDT) | ||
