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 Kirby keeps gettin better! October 20, 2008
S. Atkinson
0 out of 3 found this review helpful
It really does! The Kirby games keep emproving, and this one is no diffrent! It follows up on Squek Squad in the sense that Kirby can copy villians powers (and some new ones have been added), although the whole mixing bubbles thing is gone, there arnt even any bubbles as there where before! The new minigames are amazing, challenging, and fast pasted, the game is not just one, but many Kirby based story lines, each with it's own unique way of playing the game!
The only reason I dont give it 5 stars, is becuase in this one, if Kirby swallows a new power, instead of his old one disapearing, it turns into a side kick that followes Kirby, and helps him fight! This can be helpful, although anoying to, becuase if you want to eat a villian for it's power, your "helper" will kill it before Kirby can suck it up! But overall, if you liked ANY of the resent Kirbys, you'll REALLY like this one!
Kirby's latest October 20, 2008
1 out of 3 found this review helpful
This game is exciting. It has a lot of interesting details Love to play it! It's almost as fun as Kirby Squeak Squad, which is my absolute favorite game for my NIntendo DS. I definitely recommend it!
 Best kirby game EVER by a long shot! October 13, 2008
Julian Vincent (Portland, ME USA)
2 out of 4 found this review helpful
well this game putts the :-) in fun fun for all ages additive game play
with great multi player modes!
Puyo? Puyo! October 10, 2008
Kevin FitzPatrick (Avon, NJ)
18 out of 20 found this review helpful
KSSU is a enhanced remake of the Super Nintendo game Kirby Super Star with similar graphics to the recent Kirby Squeak Squad. Super Star was a collection of short bite sized versions of the normal Kirby games and each game slightly tweaks the traditional Kirby gameplay. In the other Kirby games (except the original Kirby's Dream Land) Kirby can copy powers from most enemies but one hit will knock that power out of you. In most of these games it takes multiple hits to lose a power and powers have different effects depending if you are moving, jumping, charged up, etc. Also for the first time in a Kirby game there are full 3D cutscenes.
All of the main games and one of the minigames from the original are included in addition to a few new games. Here is a brief description of the games included.
Spring Breeze: This is made up of screens and bosses from the first Kirby game, Dream Land. There is also a two player mode, with player two as a helper.
Dyna Blade: An original adventure similar to SB in gameplay, but with a world map.
The Great Cave Offensive: There are 60 (somewhat) hidden items to collect. There are some fun Nintendo items to find like a Koopa shell, the Triforce, and Captain Falcon's helmet.
Gourmet Race: A race with King Dedede. You are trying to collect more food and get to the finish line before the King.
Revenge of Meta Knight: A timed game where you are trying to destroy Meta Knight's ship the Halberd. (You may recognize it from a board in Super Smash Bros. Brawl) Other crew members of the ship have increasingly concerned and amusing conversations as you progress.
Milky Way Wishes: You can't copy powers in this game, rather you have to find pedestals with powers on them. After collecting the powers you can freely switch at any time.
Arena: You fight all of the bosses.
The new games are:
Revenge of the King: Quasi-sequel to Spring Breeze. It is the same game with harder enemies and some level changes.
Meta Knightmare Ultra: Play the five main original games as Meta-Knight. MK can't copy powers, but has special moves that cost points that you get after defeating enemies.
Helper to Hero: Arena, but you play as a powered enemy instead of Kirby.
There are also a few mini-games: Samurai Kirby, Kirby Card Swipe, Kirby on the Draw, and Snack Tracks. (Samurai Kirby was in the SNES game, the others are new.) They really are nothing special, but they can be played with up to four players.
Together these games make up a great game collection, but all of them are very easy and quite short. If you liked the original KSS, you will like this game. A bit more of a challenge to the game would have been better, but I would easily recommend this to any DS owner.
Best Kirby Game....BY FAR! September 29, 2008
John R. Lercari
40 out of 46 found this review helpful
I waited for this game for months and now I have my hands on it.
Did I like it? Well, the title of this review should state it!
BEST KIRBY GAME BY FAR!
KSSU is everything Superstar on the SNES was but add in NICER graphics,
some new Boss Themes, "Revenge Of The King", "MetaKnightmare Ultra","True Arena", "Helper To Hero", NEW Bosses, 3 Touchscreen Mini Games, some nice cutscene movies on top of everything that's already there and you got yourself an EVEN more incredible Kirby game!
Seriously, I don't think I have anything bad to say about KSSU. It's just THAT good. Yeah, the games go by rather quick and it's not insanely difficult but trust me you will be kept entertained for hours on end trying to get that oh so perfect 100% rating on your game file! I know
I was.
Hats off to the pink ball! After the decent Squeak Squad & pretty original interesting Canvas Curse....he has a NICE Revamp comeback
game on the DS that he can truly be proud of. If you are a Kirby fan...
do yourself a favor, stop reading and BUY IT NOW!
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