Kirby Super Star Ultra for Nintendo DS Reviews by Gamers

If you played the original like me, you were probably jumping for joy when it was announced for DS. The question is does it live up to the original?

Answer? Heck yeah!!

Kirby brings back his "8-in-one" game pack, with some extras.

Snack Tracks
Kirby Card Swipe
Kirby on the Draw

In Snack Tracks, Kirby is standing in front of a conveyor belt which is carrying food towards them, attempting to eat the most of the four while also touching non-food objects to keep them out of Kirby's path. Kirby Card Swipe requires the player to view a certain number of cards with images on them, wait for an image to show on the top screen, and then touch whatever card matches the image shown. Kirby on the Draw requires Kirby to shoot at images that appear in a shooting gallery. Like in many shooting galleries, most images give the player extra point, while some give negative points.

The orginal 8 games that were in the original use the same classic Kirby element as it did before, so it isn't hard to get a hang of.

Old Kirby fans will love playing this again, while some may get bored a little because its the same game they played.

I can't I love this game when it came out and still love it to this day.

In closing why don't you stop reading and go play it... NOW!!!

This game, as everyone knows, is the sequel to Kirby Super Star for the Super Nintendo (SNES). The whole idea is that it's a whole bunch of games in one. Well, that's the idea, but basically, you play the same game with different rules. That's not a bad thing, but still. You have many things to do, from exploring vast lands above and below ground, to racing King Dedede and fighting Meta Knight. There are even some mini-games.

Some Good Aspects: Something that's relatively new in the Kirby series is the fact that you can turn an enemy power into a CPU helper to fight alongside you. You and your helper have several different abilities in each power that requires a certain button combination or certain area in standing.

If you have a friend, go to town and either battle with him/her, or fight alongside him/her.

Some Bad Aspects: The Mini-games, which require consistence in moving the stylus, are very hard sometimes. You always fight against three CPUs, unless you're playing with a friend, that are almost always faster and more accurate than you.

Many things in this game are challenging, and other things require no effort at all. Regardless, it's one of the hardest Kirby games I've ever played.

I recommend this game for some hard-core players, and some skilled kids, too. This game gets an 8/10.