USG:Kirby flew -- or rather, drifted lazily -- beneath the radar for years. His early games did well enough, but they never seemed to foster much discussion. It was really Kirby's Adventure for NES that gave him his break into widespread public awareness... and even then, that didn't happen at the time the NES game debuted, but rather several years later once NES emulation became a widespread phenomenon and Internet nerds started picking through the system's catalog to find all the cool stuff they had overlooked.
"Kirby has a long history of fun-filled adventures and it all started on the original Game Boy so let's explore his humble pocket-sized origins." - A.J. Maciejewski from Video Chums
Season 5 begins as The Completionist boys play through the often-forgotten classic, Kirby's Dreamland 2.
Some of our favorite childhood games weren't quite as innocent as we remember.
You see, to arrested developmental children, if it doesn't have violence i.e. shooting, killing, sex, nudity, stabbing, guns, knives, swords, graphic blood squirting, demon summoning, or blood magic--it is only for children. In order for a game to be designated an "adult" game it needs some if not all of the elements of a debauched society, because well, that's how ALL adults entertain themselves by reveling in the most debased aspects of the human condition. What are you new?
Yes, if you like a Nintendo game that makes you 1. A kid B. A non-gamer C. A loser D. Someone who cannot appreciate the renaissance art that is "Steal the Meth" quests from GTA5.
