Nintendo Life: We have to hand this much to Kirby & The Amazing Mirror: it certainly isn't afraid of trying new things. We might not be totally convinced of the necessity of those things, of course, but it's always nice to see a series attempt to expand its boundaries somewhat.
"It's hard not to love Kirby and Yoshi but what if you had to choose between the two? Let's explore them as characters as well as take a look at their games and see which cutie comes out on top." - A.J. Maciejewski from Video Chums
Nintendo's vast handheld library includes countless fantastic original titles. However, what about the spin-offs of classic series that reached success all on their own? Let's explore ten of these games from back when our favourite portable system only had one screen.
Pure Nintendo: "When all is said and done, Kirby & The Amazing Mirror’s strengths also becomes it’s greatest weaknesses. One hit ability-loss is a tough element to get over, but Amazing Mirror does not have the raw difficulty of it’s NES cousins. Even if Kirby’s ability is lost, another is just around the corner. Having four Kirby’s is an interesting element, but its potential is cut short by the Virtual Console. Despite these shortcomings, its strengths far outweigh its weaknesses. Its solid platforming, exploration, and balance of abilities exceed previous entries in the series."
In my oppinon this review is too harsh it's why they should have multiple ppl reviewing each game to give it a better representation of how good it is.
I mean they gave shantae risky revenge a 10/10 it's no doubt it's the best dsiware game but it's no 10/10 game it's way too short(I could beat in 3 hours) and there's almost no difficulty unless you're trying to get every item. It's easier then nsmb ds that's how easy it is.
hey, it's a lot better than 6/10