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IGN: Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards Review

by Lucas M. Thomas:

"It's hard to believe it's been almost eight years since Kirby last appeared in a console platformer. He's had plenty of handheld adventures during that time, sure, but his side-scrolling, hop-and-bop gameplay completely skipped the GameCube generation and also hasn't yet appeared on Wii. That means that this game, Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards, first released on the Nintendo 64 in the summer of 2000, is still the little pink puffball's most recent home system appearance. It's a bit of an odd realization".

TwissT5910d ago

This game is on the Wii!?!? Wow guess I'm late to the party lol.

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Kirby 64 has a game-breaking bug on Nintendo Switch Online

Nintendo Switch Online players have discovered a game-breaking bug in Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards.

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Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards is coming to Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack

Nintendo of America: "Inhale enemies and combine their abilities in Kirby's adventure beyond Dream Land!

Dozens of puffed-up special powers await you in Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards, floating onto Nintendo Switch for Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack members on 5/20!"

ZeekQuattro721d ago

My favorite Kirby right there. Also has my favorite Kirby sound track. So many memories playing Kirby 64.

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10 Crazy Video Game Fan Theories

GameRant:

After reading these 10 crazy video game fan theories, gamers will never look at games like Animal Crossing, The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim, and more the same again.

People like analyzing their favorite fictional universes in an attempt to discover hidden meanings left by the creators. This extends to virtually all forms of storytelling and art, with video games having their fair share of fan theories. We scoured the Internet for the best and craziest video game fan theories out there, and found 10 that are especially interesting.

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Walter_Official3038d ago

Some are just out there, but some.. some are believable