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* Kirby's ability to copy his opponents moves will return.<ref name="The New Wii Kirby Loses The Yarn But Keeps The Epic"></ref> | * Kirby's ability to copy his opponents moves will return.<ref name="The New Wii Kirby Loses The Yarn But Keeps The Epic"></ref> | ||
*It bears a striking resemblance to the unreleased [[Nintendo GameCube|GameCube]] game.<ref name="Gamecube">http://nintendopro.com/2011/01/new-kirby-and-new-ip-for-wii-announced/</ref> | *It bears a striking resemblance to the unreleased [[Nintendo GameCube|GameCube]] game.<ref name="Gamecube">http://nintendopro.com/2011/01/new-kirby-and-new-ip-for-wii-announced/</ref> | ||
*New to the game are [[Copy Ability|"Super Abilities"]] which seem to employ one attack affecting most of the visible screen | *New to the game are [[Copy Ability|"Super Abilities"]] which seem to employ one attack affecting most of the visible screen. | ||
It was released on October 24th 2011 in North America,<ref name="Kirby's Return To Dreamland"/> on October 27th 2011 in Japan<ref name="Nintendo Japan"/> and will be released in December 2011 in Europe.<ref name="Kirby's Adventure Wii"/> | It was released on October 24th 2011 in North America,<ref name="Kirby's Return To Dreamland"/> on October 27th 2011 in Japan<ref name="Nintendo Japan"/> and will be released in December 2011 in Europe.<ref name="Kirby's Adventure Wii"/> | ||
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Kirby's Return to Dream Land,[1] known as Kirby's Adventure Wii in Europe[2] and originally known under its original working title Kirby Wii,[3] is a game in-development for Wii. Due to this, not much is known or confirmed at this point. What is known:
- It is a sidescroller, similar to more traditional Kirby games, like Kirby's Adventure.[4]
- Kirby's ability to copy his opponents moves will return.[4]
- It bears a striking resemblance to the unreleased GameCube game.[5]
- New to the game are "Super Abilities" which seem to employ one attack affecting most of the visible screen.
It was released on October 24th 2011 in North America,[1] on October 27th 2011 in Japan[6] and will be released in December 2011 in Europe.[2]
Story
Kirby, Meta Knight, King Dedede, and Blue Bandanna Waddle Dee are minding their own business when suddenly a wormhole appears in the sky. The Lor Starcutter emerges from the wormhole. While it's in the air, the ship breaks apart, losing its wings, emblem, mast, and oars along with 120 Energy Spheres. The ship crashes and the gang goes to see the commotion. Inside the ship, Magolor is found unconscious. He wakes up and notices his ship has been damaged. Distraught, Magolor stares at his computer screen. Kirby and the others offer to help him, which makes the alien ecstatic.
After beating Grand Doomer and retrieving the mast, Magolor takes Kirby and the crew to his home planet, Halcandra. When they arrive, they are immediately attacked by the monstrous Landia. The Lor Starcutter makes a crash landing once again, but luckily the parts stay intact this time. Magolor doesn't know what caused Landia to attack. Kirby and the gang tell Magolor they will defeat the dragon for him.
After Landia is defeated, a golden crown falls off from one of the the dragon's heads. Magolor slowly claps, because he knew Kirby could defeat Landia for him. Magolor grabs the Master Crown, a crown that can give its wearer unlimited power, from the ground and puts it on his head. The crown gives him great powers and Magolor completely changes his appearance while the gang is dumbfounded by this outcome. Magolor explains to them that he tried to steal the object from Landia, but lost the battle. He fled to Pop Star, where the Lor Starcutter crashed. From there, he used Kirby, Bandanna Dee, Meta Knight, and King Dedede to find the pieces of the Lor Starcutter and defeat Landia so he could retrieve the Master Crown. Now with the crown in tow, he can go on to take control of the entire universe, starting with Pop Star. Kirby and company set out to stop Magolor. They succeed, and destroy the Master Crown in the process. After the crown shatters, Magolor seemingly fades away into specks of light while in a state of unconsciousness. [citation needed]
Gameplay
Gameplay returns to that of classic Kirby adventures, in that it is a side-scrolling platform game, and that Kirby is once again able to copy from his opponents' abilities to be used. There are also new abilities like a Whip ability, which seems to be based off of Indiana Jones. The game also supports up to 4 players, playing as Kirby, Meta Knight, King Dedede, and Blue Bandanna Waddle Dee,[3] each with their own weapons and their own unique feel.[7] It is also possible for each player to instead control a Kirby, however.
New Copy Abilities
Super Abilities
Enemies
- Waddle Dee
- Waddle Doo
- Cappy
- Mumbies
- Bronto Burt
- Blade Knight
- Sir Kibble
- Pacto
- Como
- Broom Hatter
- Hot Head
- Bouncy
- Needlous
Mini Bosses
Main game
- Sphere Doomer
- Gigant Edge
- Bonkers
- Water Galboros
- King Doo
- Kibble Blade
- Moundo
- Super Bonkers
- Dubior
Extra Mode
- Sphere Doomer EX
- Gigant Edge EX
- Bonkers EX
- Water Galboros EX
- King Doo EX
- Kibble Blade EX
- Moundo EX
- Super Bonkers EX
- Dubior EX
Bosses
Main game
- Whispy Woods
- Mr. Dooter
- Fatty Puffer
- Goriath
- Grand Doomer
- Metal General
- Landia
- Lor and Magolor
- Magolor
Extra Mode
- Whispy Woods EX
- Mr. Dooter EX
- Fatty Puffer EX
- Goriath EX
- Grand Doomer EX
- Metal General EX
- HR-D3
- Landia EX
- Lor EX and Magolor
- Magolor EX
- Magolor's Soul
True Arena
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Gallery
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Kirby.
Kirby.
Kirby.
Kirby.
Kirby.
Kirby inhaling.
Kirby jumping.
Kirby swimming above water.
Kirby swimming below water.
Kirby defending.
Kirby running.
Kirby floating.
Kirby on his Warpstar.
Beam Kirby.
Bomb Kirby.
Crash Kirby.
Cutter Kirby.
Fighter Kirby
Fire Kirby.
Ice Kirby.
Leaf Kirby.
Mike Kirby.
Ninja Kirby.
Parasol Kirby.
Spear Kirby.
Stone Kirby.
Sword Kirby.
Water Kirby.
Whip Kirby.
Grand Hammer Kirby
Monster Flame Kirby
Snow Bowl Kirby.
Ultra Sword Kirby.
Ultra Sword Kirby.
Kirby holding the Bomb Nozzle.
Four Kirbys, each with his own Copy Ability.
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King Dedede.
King Dedede.
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Meta Knight.
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Meta Knight.
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Bandanna Waddle Dee.
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Bandanna Waddle Dee.
Kirby giving Waddle Dee a ride.
The cast of characters.
Kirby, Meta Knight, and Waddle Dee riding King Dedede.
The cast riding the Warpstar.
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Magolor, the mysterious alien in need.
The Lor Starcutter, Magolor's ship.
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Kirby, Meta Knight, King Dedede and Waddle Dee working together.
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Ultra Sword Kirby.
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Multiple Kirbys with different Copy Abilities.
A beta screenshot of the game from Iwata Asks. Note the more open-world feel.
A second beta screenshot from the game. This one has a more cartoony style reminiscent of Wario Land: Shake It!
Video Gallery
Gameplay of Kirby's Return to Dream Land
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Kirby's Return to Dream Land (as Kirby Wii) E3 2011 Trailer
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Kirby's Return to Dream Land Overview Trailer
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Kirby's Return to Dream Land Overview Trailer 2
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Kirby's Return to Dream Land Lor Starcutter Trailer
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Kirby's Return to Dream Land North American TV Ad
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References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 http://www.nintendo.com/games/detail/woqKCpxK1H5QpKspgSlnihHC_o8k42kX
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 http://www.nintendo.co.uk/NOE/en_GB/news/2011/super_kirby_returns_to_dream_land_in_kirbys_adventure_wii_44331.html
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 http://e3.nintendo.com/games/detail/#/wii/kirby
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 http://kotaku.com/5745914/the-new-wii-kirby-loses-the-yarn-but-keeps-the-epic
- ↑ http://nintendopro.com/2011/01/new-kirby-and-new-ip-for-wii-announced/
- ↑ Cite error: Invalid
<ref>tag; no text was provided for refs namedNintendo Japan - ↑ Kollar, Phil. "Kirby Wii". previews section, titled e3 2011 The Hot 50. Game Informer, Issue #220 (July 2010): page 84.
