NintendoWare Weekly: Kirby's Adventure

@jlatimer11
To be fair, Freakyforms (last week) was a damn good quality title.
...those who rated it low weren't big fans of customizable games in the first place, or simply didn't give it much of a chance. Those who rated it high, were those who loved customizable games.

It honestly surprised me that it was a downloadable title, considering how much content it had. And it gives me high hopes for future eShop originals.
Not exactly blowing down doors, but that game was seriously a triumph on its own. Tied in 1st place for me in create-your-own-game with Scribblenauts 2, RPG Maker, & Warioware DIY (...yes, that's a lot to be tied with, but each have their own charm). ...plus I just clocked 45 hours into the game.

@blahblah55
Dammit, I forgot to put LBP up there.
Well whatever, LBP's up there too.

@sparkster That's a GBA game, this is a 3Dified version of the NES original. Not to mention Nightmare in Dreamland is vastly inferior

@Dopple Boppler
Wait, it is? I was never even able to tell the difference.

To me, it's always been about the fun in finding and keeping new abilities. If you ever want to give Kirby another shot, I'd recommend Canvas Curse. It feels so fresh compared to traditional Kirby games, yet it didn't abandon the core concepts. It's arguably the most challenging game in the series too if that's been a factor for you.

@Co
...you'd probably not get it either (as it's essentially the same in feel as the ones you played), but Kirby Super Star / Kirby Super Star will always be my favorite.
I never cared for Kirby 64... felt too generic in action for me. Too many combinations within each stage, with little reason to stick to a single style. Kirby Super Star had the right balance, imho.

@Vic Fontaine
*even with 3D effects