Topic: Kirby 20th Anniversary Collection!

If this does not put a smile on your face, you have no soul.

@Revolver If it is possible for music to be cute and epic at the same time, this is the most cutepic thing ever o_O

Haha look at the rating, I guess the ESRB FINALLY beat Kirby's Dreamland 3.

^and 64, I thought 64 was worse

I love how a Kirby game is now no longer for anyone below the age of 10.

Also, the music is a new version of the Superstar Ultra Spring Breeze title, which is from Dreamland like how Spring Breeze is a remake of Dreamland but the version in this game won't actually have that music because it's just original Superstar. Huh.

Whats worse then launching blood as attacks because the weapon that is being used against you is causing cuts in your eye and then ultimately have the eye ripped out in a gush of blood then just have a bloody eyeball left that splatters blood every time you hit it.

Ok I guess 64 was slightly less violent, you throw glass shards into his eyes and he bleeds.

I actually found the background of Zero's battle more disturbing than the boss itself. 02 Is the real violent boss.

Got it! The new challenge stages are great! The later ones are practically impossible! My favorites include one that's kinda normal and another one that was a smashing good time!

If you have a Club Nintendo, try and win those playing cards!

Well, there goes my eyesight.

Oh I get it, they brought back Missile Kirby right?

Zero was the best Kirby villain evar! He is the king of awesomeness.

if this gets kirby air ride then im in

Prepare to be disappointed.

@Emaan i hope not i dont like dissappointment D: thats why i dont like mario no more

This isn't a hoping matter though. The collection, sadly doesn't include Kirby Air Ride.

I fixed your statement. >:3

I picked this up yesterday and I've been loving nearly every aspect of this collection, with one exception.

Of the "Classic Games," I've only played Kirby's Dream Land so far, but no matter how I exit the software, the game creates a restore point. But the thing is, I don't want to create a restore point. Whenever I revisit the game, I just want it to boot up like it normally would, as if I was turning on a Game Boy. I don't want it to load some random restore point every time I enter the game.

With Virtual Console downloads, you can fully reset the software if you simply turn the power off on the Wii without pressing the "Home" button. Then, when you turn the power on, you can re-enter the game and it boots up like normal. But nothing seems to work with the version of Kirby's Dream Land in this collection. I've tried everything: exiting from the "Home" menu, turning the power off, clicking "Reset" on the console. But no matter what I do, it always creates and loads a restore point.

Anyone know how to exit the game without creating a restore point? There has to be a way.

Note: I'm aware that you can reset the game by pressing A+B+Start+Select, but I'd rather not have to 1.) exit out of a random restore point and then 2.) hit a button combination to reset the game every single time I load it.