Koopayoshi
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You know that game where you control 10 kirby's at a time? This is it
http://e3.nintendo.com/games/#/all/
It's at the bottom
http://e3.nintendo.com/games/#/all/
It's at the bottom
Kirby's Mass Attack!
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All the Kirby games look good! 
YamiHoshi
Nintendo 3DS Developer
Sorry for the bump, but I need to confirm sad news for Press, and possibly for you too.
All Press in America, Europe, and Australia are prohibited to publish any Kirby Mass Attack reviews until September 19th, according to the email of Nintendo I've just got.
Reasons were not given, but in return, the Press is allowed to come to their office to try out the full version of Kirby Mass Attack there, and it happens this week, starting right now.
In other words, if you want to know it's worthy to buy or not, you'll need to wait until after the release.
All Press in America, Europe, and Australia are prohibited to publish any Kirby Mass Attack reviews until September 19th, according to the email of Nintendo I've just got.
Reasons were not given, but in return, the Press is allowed to come to their office to try out the full version of Kirby Mass Attack there, and it happens this week, starting right now.
In other words, if you want to know it's worthy to buy or not, you'll need to wait until after the release.
Mariomario64
Shine Sprite
I'm not a big fan of Kirby games, but this game definitely looks interesting.
Tyrell Badd
"The hated boss who beats you down..."
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So, I got this game 2 days ago and I just beat it not too long ago. This game is truly difficult. I mean, they even managed to make Whispy Woods a challenging boss, not to mention the sheer amount of mini-bosses and all the unique mini-games.
It's a challenge to earn a Silver Star in the levels (Not having any Kirbies "die"), but an even greater challenge to get a Gold Star (not allowing a single Kirby to take damage). The medals are also well hidden, sometimes requiring some spot-on timing, strategic moves, and quick reflexes.
I also love all the references to the anime in the game (specifically in the Kirby Quest minigame). It shows that the anime, in my opinion, is not dead (I still believe that the anime should be referenced in the games more often).
In all, this is a fantastic game and you should all get it.
It's a challenge to earn a Silver Star in the levels (Not having any Kirbies "die"), but an even greater challenge to get a Gold Star (not allowing a single Kirby to take damage). The medals are also well hidden, sometimes requiring some spot-on timing, strategic moves, and quick reflexes.
I also love all the references to the anime in the game (specifically in the Kirby Quest minigame). It shows that the anime, in my opinion, is not dead (I still believe that the anime should be referenced in the games more often).
In all, this is a fantastic game and you should all get it.
P
Pokemon DP
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I'm cautiously optimistic about this one. When's the Australian release again? Same as Europe?