IGN writes: "We don't know where Kirby went. Announced, then cancelled. Then announced again, then delayed. Currently still cropping up under the radar, mysteriously, on cryptic Japanese release date calendars. Yes, we don't know where Kirby went. But we're going to try to help him find his way back.
Kirby's Wii Adventure is what we're talking about, of course -- a game that was first announced as being in development for the GameCube back in 2004 before it fell into obscurity, and got onto the confusing rollercoaster ride it's been on ever since. The game will appear to be cancelled, we'll mourn its loss, and we'll move on. But then, inexplicably, it'll pop up again -- through some blogger's rumor report or even official Nintendo press releases. And then the waiting game is back on, until the whole cycle repeats itself. We've been through these ups and downs several times already through the past half decade."
"In the Game Concepts category, I'll be looking back at how I came up with the ideas for each of my games. For this second entry, we'll look at Kirby's Adventure.
Kirby's Adventure is the first game where Kirby had the power to copy enemy abilities. I'll talk about where this and some of the other ideas in the game came from, and touch upon the circumstances that led to its creation."
And presto, Kirby changed the industry!
Ther 35th anniversary of the NES is finally upon us and it's time to take a look back at the best classics you can play on Switch.
