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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*One of the things that a group of penguins tried was playing a song. Each penguin was allocated to a key, and via the penguin stepping on the note, a simple song could be played. | *One of the things that a group of penguins tried was playing a song. Each penguin was allocated to a key, and via the penguin stepping on the note, a simple song could be played. | ||
*It came back during the Music Jam 2009 and also the [[Music Jam 2010]]. | |||
*It came back during the Music Jam 2009 | *Though there are black keys just like a real piano, they do not produce a sound when played. | ||
*Though there are black keys just like a real piano, | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 22:59, 11 August 2010
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The Floor Piano 3000 was an invention created by Gary the Gadget Guy. It was discovered in the Cave, during Music Jam 2008, Music Jam 2009, and Music Jam 2010. It was a giant piano keyboard with precisely one octave (eight white keys, five black keys) that played a note when you stepped on each key. Like most interactive party-only features, only you could see/hear yourself playing on the piano. However, unlike the other features, if you pull the switch showing the penguins, you could hear the notes everyone in the room plays. This feature is now standard, as shown with features such as the Snowball Eating Plant.
Trivia
- One of the things that a group of penguins tried was playing a song. Each penguin was allocated to a key, and via the penguin stepping on the note, a simple song could be played.
- It came back during the Music Jam 2009 and also the Music Jam 2010.
- Though there are black keys just like a real piano, they do not produce a sound when played.