Kirby & the Amazing Mirror launches on Nintendo Switch via the $49.99 / £34.99 / €39.99 Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack subscription on September 29.

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  • Kirby & The Amazing Mirror
  • all-knight-party@kbin.run
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    1 year ago

    Holy shit, finally. One of my favorite games of all time, and with NSO online I can actually play the multiplayer over the internet. I never had friends with this game way back when.

    For anyone wondering, it’s basically a Kirby Metroidvania with 4 player support even with AI, you can all independently explore the world and use phone battery power ups to summon each other to your location if you’re far apart and want to link up. Awesome game.

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    1 year ago

    This will probably be the era the largest amount of people will experience Amazing Mirror with 4 players.

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    1 year ago

    Amazing mirror is not your typical Kirby game, its pretty hard from an exploration standpoint. One massive interconnected world. Definitely checked my map here way more than most games. Its a blast to play with friends if you have the option, but squeak squad was peak pixel Kirby game play, as the powers in AM all have 1 move, fighter has a few, and the very rare smash one does as well, but you’ll find all the powers are very simplified compared to something like superstar.

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      1 year ago

      I’m genuinely surprised I was able to beat it as a kid. I barely know where I’m going when replaying it these days.