Finally, 'tis the season for release dates (you may have notice the whole E3 thing): Kirby Super Star Ultra will be hitting the stores on September 22nd. About damn time, too -- fans have been waiting too long after the brilliance of Canvas Curse.
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Finally, 'tis the season for release dates (you may have notice the whole E3 thing): Kirby Super Star Ultra will be hitting the stores on September 22nd. About damn time, too -- fans have been waiting too long after the brilliance of Canvas Curse.
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7-15-2008 @ 4:54PM
sketchampm said...
Squeak Squad is one of my favorite Kirby games, why would you leave that title in the cold?
I agree that Canvas Curse was creative and awesome, but I have more fun playing Squeak Squad. It felt very close to Kirby Superstar and I had an absolute blast playing through to 100%.
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7-15-2008 @ 8:09PM
Inanimate said...
Wow.
I WANT THIS GAME SO MUCH.
I never had an SNES, nor a N64, so being able to play this game is awesome! I have actually watched and read about the original for a long time, and have been wanting to play it! Now I can!
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7-15-2008 @ 8:51PM
117 said...
Why is King DDD in part of it? Is he a playable character? at one point Kirby appeared to be running away from him, but at another he touched and overtook him, as if he was an ally.
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7-15-2008 @ 10:28PM
Donald said...
It's a part of the Gourmet Race game - Kirby and Dedede race to see who can OM NOM NOM NOM the best.
7-15-2008 @ 9:38PM
Zealot said...
I like Kirby, but a few years ago I got burned by Nightmare in Dream Land (beat in 4 hours, I believe), and have since been afraid of being ripped off again. I know this promises to be fun, but do any of you resident Kirby experts/aficionados see anything that seems to indicate that this also promises to be a satisfactorily-long experience? I'd love to return to the fold, but I just need this one major reservation assuaged first.
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7-16-2008 @ 6:48AM
Munin said...
Kirby Super Star is the grand opus of the Kirby series. It's an utterly fantastic game that hasn't been surpassed by any game that came after it (though they were all pretty decent), and it was the last game where the original Kirby creator, Masahiro Sakurai, was involved. It's, by all accounts, brilliant, imaginative, and epic, the only flaw being that it's too easy - an obvious thing, considering the main target audience - but still, it's the one game I keep coming back to, in all of these years.
7-15-2008 @ 10:54PM
Morose said...
i have always enjoyed the Kirby games ever since I first got into the franchise on the GBA. the adorable graphics, the whimsical music, the gameplay, and the idea that Kirby, as the defender of Dreamland, gets to eat other inhabitants of Dreamland to take their power and save the kingdom from... er.. whatever he's saving it from this time around! Cute, cartoony, and cannibalistic. definitely a winner in my book.
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7-16-2008 @ 10:50AM
Ujn Hunter said...
holy manoly! is that a U.S. Kirby cover art without "Angry Kirby" on the front?!
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7-18-2008 @ 8:47PM
thib said...
Superstar was the first kirby game that I ever played (come to think of it, it was the first video game I played)...
Since then, I've never been able to find another kirby game to match it.
I'm extremely happy that it's coming out for ds!
I was hoping for a Virtual Console release, but frankly, this is better.
I... can't... wait!
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