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Kirby's Dream Collection: Special Edition (Wii) discussion [game] |
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Welcome to the official discussion thread for Kirby's Dream Collection: Special Edition on the Wii!
To start, please add this game to your log, add it to your collection (if applicable), and (when you are ready) rate it using the link above!
And on the Wii, no less! Good to still play something new (well, sort of new) on the ol' waggler.
For the third autumn in a row, I've picked up a Kirby game for the Wii, and while I haven't been able to delve super-deep into the collection yet, I can say that it's absolutely a better deal than the Super Mario Slapdash ROM dump we got a couple years back. Here's what you get:
~THE GAMES~ -Kirby's Dream Land (GB) -Kirby's Adventure (NES) -Kirby's Dream Land 2 (GB) -Kirby Super Star (SNES) -Kirby's Dream Land 3 (SNES) -Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards (N64)
It's a nice set of games for the Kirby platformer fan. DL1 is a classic, albeit a short one, but it's built entirely around Kirby's slurp-and-shoot mechanic rather than his copy abilities (which came later). As a result, it's got a slightly different feel to it. The music is outstanding and has stood the test of time well. Adventure is one of the NES's best games, with a plethora of copy abilities and tons of secrets. It's a classic and probably in my top ten or twenty for the gray system. DL2 adds animal buddies and keeps the abilities coming, feeling more like a sequel to Adventure than the original DL.
Super Star is my all-time favorite Kirby game, with nearly 20 full movesets and hours of replay, as well as an outstanding 2P mode. I remember being underwhelmed by DL3, but I'm willing to give it a real shot again since I've only played a couple hours of it--it adds more animal pals and has a nice look to it. And K64 lets you combine powers and contains some pretty fun minigames.
~THE EXTRAS~
-All new, three-save-file Challenge Mode where you play through numerous copy ability rooms akin to RtDL. The engine, visuals, sound and controls are borrowed from that game, although the arenas are all-new. It's an unorthodox but very fun extra, complete with medals and high scores.
-A comprehensive Kirby History feature. You can go through every year since 1992 to see all sorts of fun facts (worldly and Nintendo-wise), as well as take a good look at all the box arts of Kirby games (fully rotatable and readable, etc), as well as see videos and hear music from each one!
~THE BONUSES~ -A soundtrack CD comes with the game, containing 42 tracks spanning all of Kirby's games, as well as 3 all-new tracks (two of which are fully orchestrated). Very impressive! The track selection is pretty well-thought-out too.
-An art booklet of around 50 pages is included as well. It's full-color, going into the history of every Kirby game out there as well as fun early sketches, tidbits about the game, and more. It's a really excellent extra.
All in all, the game is a great deal for $40, assuming you don't have all the games already. And even if you do, it's an excellent package all-around and a great way to celebrate our puffy hero's 20th anniversary! (v'.')>
Anyone else pick up this gem?
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Posted: 09/17/12, 22:47:09 |
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Posted: 09/17/12, 23:05:11 |
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Posted: 09/17/12, 23:08:51 |
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Posted: 09/17/12, 23:12:09 |
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Posted: 09/18/12, 00:41:51 |
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Posted: 09/18/12, 01:38:19 |
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Posted: 09/18/12, 01:58:54 |
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Posted: 09/18/12, 02:05:28 |
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Posted: 09/18/12, 02:35:58 |
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Posted: 09/18/12, 02:38:59 |
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Posted: 09/18/12, 02:39:37 |
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on: 09/18/12, 02:40:44 |
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I am currently buying up actual carts and will eventually own all the Kirby games, but I had to jump on this! The box itself seals the deal. So here's my Walmart story: Me: Excuse me, could I grab something from the cabinet? Guy: NHL, dude? Me: No, actually, the Kirby collection. Guy: Uh, the what? Me: It's for the Wii. Guy: Okay. The guy sees the boxGuy: Is this for your daughter or something? Me: No, it's for me. Guy: Ooooookay then. Haha, I can't wait to get into this! Edit - The booklet is pretty darn impressive. Beats Mario's by a mile. |
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Posted: 09/18/12, 03:21:50 |
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Posted: 09/18/12, 03:34:42 |
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Posted: 09/18/12, 03:42:11 |
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Posted: 09/18/12, 04:04:15 |
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Posted: 09/18/12, 04:10:56 |
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Posted: 09/18/12, 04:11:44 |
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Posted: 09/18/12, 07:29:05 |
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Posted: 09/18/12, 10:58:40 |
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Posted: 09/18/12, 17:06:52 |
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Posted: 09/18/12, 17:08:05 |
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