Kirby’s Return to Dream Land Deluxe boxart, screenshots
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Thanks to Nintendo, we have more on Kirby’s Return to Dream Land Deluxe. First up, we have a look at the official boxart above.
Learn more about Kirby’s Return to Dream Land Deluxe in the following overview:
Kirby’s Return to Dreamland Deluxe announced for Switch
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Nintendo will release Kirby’s Return to Dreamland Deluxe on Switch, the company has announced. It launches February 24, 2023.
Kirby’s Return to Dreamland originally appeared on Wii in 2011. For the Switch edition, a new Mecha Copy Ability is included as well as new mini-games such as Magolor’s Tome Trackers.
We have information about Kirby’s Return to Dreamland Deluxe in the following overview:
Kirby’s Dream Buffet gameplay
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With just a few days to go until launch, a bit of gameplay has emerged from Kirby’s Dream Buffet. Various clips have been posted on the official Japanese website, which we’ve rounded up into a single video.
You can find additional information about Kirby’s Dream Buffet in the following overview:
HAL Laboratory on how Kirby Star Allies allowed Kirby and the Forgotten Land to happen
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There are now two major Kirby games on Switch. Kirby Star Allies came first and was largely 2D, but you might be interested to know that it largely paved the way for Kirby and the Forgotten Land.
Shinya Kumazaki, who was the general director of both games, spoke about their development connection with Japanese magazine Nintendo Dream. Kumazaki says that Star Allies was a means of “laying the groundwork for future works and we were sure that the next game would be 3D.” Interestingly, HAL Laboratory felt that Star Allies and Forgotten Land were “a single large connected project.”
Kirby’s Dream Buffet releasing August 17
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Original: At the end of the Kirby 30th Anniversary Music Fest Live, it was announced that Kirby’s Dream Buffet will release next week on August 17 in Japan via the eShop. There is no word yet on whether this launch date will apply to other regions, which currently still have a Summer 2022 release window. In Japan, the game will cost 1500 yen.
Here’s an overview of the game:
Kirby 30th Anniversary Music Fest Live
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The previously announced Kirby 30th Anniversary Music Fest is being performed today, and is being live streamed, giving those unable to attend the concert in person a chance to listen. Fans interested can catch up on the stream below:
On March 25, Kirby and the Forgotten Land was released on Switch, and has gone on to become the best-selling Kirby title to date. Kirby’s Dream Buffet has also been announced with a currently unspecified release date but with a release window of Summer 2022.
The first Kirby game, Kirby’s Dream Land, originally released in 1992 for the Game Boy. Nintendo and HAL Laboratory have launched many mainline and spinoff titles since then across various platforms.
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Kirby and the Forgotten Land has highest sell-through for any entry in the series to date
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According to Nintendo, Kirby and the Forgotten Land has experienced the highest sell-through for any entry in the series to date.
That information comes from the company’s latest financial report. In its first 15 weeks, the game sold 4.53 million copies on Switch.
Kirby and the Forgotten Land devs on the pressure of getting 3D Kirby right
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Even though Kirby has been around for three decades, the series never really tried its hand at full-on 3D gameplay. That finally changed this year with the release of Kirby and the Forgotten Land. By all accounts, the team really nailed it – but that doesn’t mean turning Kirby from 2D to 3D was a simple task.
Kirby and the Forgotten Land co-directors Shinya Kumazaki and Tatsuya Kamiyama reflected on the game’s development in a recent interview of Japanese magazine Nintendo Dream. Designer Yuki Endo was present for the discussion as well.
Kirby and the Forgotten Land now the most successful Kirby game ever in the UK
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According to the latest sales data from GfK, Kirby and the Forgotten Land is now the most successful Kirby game in the UK. That tidbit of information is based strictly on physical sales. However, digital downloads are more prominent than they’ve ever been, making the game’s success even more significant.
We previously reported that Kirby and the Forgotten Land had the biggest Kirby launch ever in the UK. At the start of April, it became the series’ fourth best-selling entry.
Kirby and the Forgotten Land dev on origins of Mouthful Mode
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Shinya Kumazaki, the director of Kirby and the Forgotten Land, has spoken about the origins of Mouthful Mode in a recent issue of Japanese magazine Nintendo Dream.
Mouthful Mode lets Kirby transform into various objects for different types of gameplay experiences. After inhaling a car for instance, the character can drive around and smash through walls.
