Kirby & The Amazing Mirror features an all-new adventure for the HAL Labs creation.
The Game Boy Advance sequel is an original game, not a port of an existing one like Kirby: Nightmare in Dreamland released a year earlier. In addition to his usual floating, air- and enemy-sucking antics, Kirby features plenty of new abilities, including an angelic power that grants him wings and a bow-and-arrow, much like Nintendo's own Kid Icarus.
But Kirby isn't only limited to medieval gadgetry — he is also able to pull out a cellphone device to communicate with other characters in the game — but its energy must be replenished during play.
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Hero_of_Time said:
I hope this is a good game on the 3DS...
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nocdaes said:
Great to see a Kirby game amongst the free compensation games (sorry I mean Ambassador program...) and this is one I've never played, so happy days ahead.
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Geonjaha said:
Nintendo, why u so awesome with this Ambassador Program? :'3
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GlasS said:
I like how no one had commented on these games until the Ambassador List came out.
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chronicler said:
I know right @GlasS ? Nobody even commented about the speculation that this was going to be on the list ever since the Ambassador Program was announced.
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BiiGSeaN86 said:
Never played this game before but I guess I will be tomorrow 😄
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y2josh said:
@GlasS: This page wasn't available until the ambassador games were officially announced.
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RetroBrony91 said:
Such a little-known Kirby game on the Game Boy Advance, it's a very fun game; had it since the Christmas of '04.
It's basically Metroid[vania] meets Kirby, due to its nonlinear nature (making this a very unique Kirby game). This is also the only game where King Dedede doesn't appear, whether as a boss or a playable character. The worlds are fun to explore, and it's fun to venture with three other Kirbies
Great game, imo
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marioman said:
Argh this game is sooooo hard, one hit knocks your copy ability away