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{{Infobox-Game
{{move|Kirby Puzzle|Kirby Puzzle is the official internal name of the game when scanned with the e-Reader. I think Kirby Slide should instead be a re-direct as it's only printed on the card in a sentence "Do the Kirby slide! This card contains a FREE game!" and not necessarily an official name.}}
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|image=[[File:Kirby Slide gameplay.png]]
|image=[[File:Kirby Slide gameplay.png]]
|caption=Gameplay of ''Kirby Slide''.
|caption=Gameplay of '''''Kirby Slide'''''.
|developer=4Kids Entertainment
|developer=Unknown
|publisher=[[Nintendo]]
|publisher=[[wikipedia:4Kids Entertainment|4Kids Entertainment, Inc.]], [[Nintendo|Nintendo of America Inc.]]
|released={{Released|NA|December 2003}}
|released={{Released|NA|January 2004<ref name=NP175Contents></ref>}}
|platforms=[[Game Boy Advance]] e-Reader
|platforms=[[Game Boy Advance]] e-Reader
|language={{languages|en_us=y}}
|predecessor=''[[Kirby Air Ride]]''
|predecessor=''[[Kirby Air Ride]]''
|successor=''[[Kirby & The Amazing Mirror]]''
|successor=''[[Kirby & The Amazing Mirror]]''
}}
}}
'''''Kirby Slide''''', also known as '''''Kirby Puzzle'''''<ref>e-Reader menu</ref>, is a simple, eight-block [[wikipedia:sliding puzzle|sliding puzzle]] that was released as an [[nwiki:E-Reader|e-Reader]] title on [[Game Boy Advance]]. Its card was bundled with the December 2003 issues of ''Nintendo Power'' and ''Tips & Tricks'', and given away at Toys "R" Us stores. This game was made to promote ''[[Kirby: Right Back at Ya!]]'', and the sliding puzzle is even based on [[Kirby]]'s main artwork from the series.
{{distinguish|an e-Reader game made by [[wikipedia:4Kids Entertainment|4Kids Entertainment, Inc.]]|[[Game Boy Advance#KIRBY-e|KIRBY-e]]}}
'''''Kirby Slide''''',<ref name=NP175>"Do The [[Kirby]] Slide! This Card Contains A FREE Game!" ''[[Nintendo Power]]''. Vol. 175. [[Nintendo|Nintendo of America Inc.]] January 2004. pp. 130–131.</ref> also known as '''''Fox Box Kirby-e Card'''''<ref name=NP175Contents><br>"Volume 175–January 2004<br>
Plus!
*Fire Emblem Stickers
*Mario Party 5 Stickers
*Mario & Luigi Mustaches
*'''''Fox Box Kirby-e Card'''''
*Sword of Mana Poster
*Buyer's Guide Poster".
''[[Nintendo Power]]''. Vol. 175. [[Nintendo|Nintendo of America Inc.]] January 2004. p. 6.</ref> or '''''Kirby Puzzle''''',<ref>[[nwiki:E-Reader|e-Reader]] application title; <code>Kirby Puzzle</code></ref> is a simple, eight-block [[wikipedia:sliding puzzle|sliding puzzle]] that was released as an [[nwiki:E-Reader|e-Reader]] title on the [[Game Boy Advance]]. The card was bundled with ''[[Nintendo Power]]'' vol. 175 (January 2004)<ref name=NP175Contents></ref> and ''Tips & Tricks'', and given away at Toys "R" Us stores.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20131008063511/http://www.gamespot.com/kirby-slide/related/release/platform/ereader/ Kirby Slide - Release Summary] - GameSpot</ref> This game was made to promote ''[[Kirby: Right Back at Ya!]]'', and the sliding puzzle is even based on [[Kirby]]'s main artwork from the series.


After completing the puzzle, the game displays a simple congratulatory message, and then offers the player to either restart the puzzle or quit back into the e-Reader menu.
After completing the puzzle, the game displays a simple congratulatory message, and then offers the player to either restart the puzzle or quit back into the e-Reader menu.


==Gallery==
==Gallery==
<gallery>
<gallery widths=200>
Kirby Slide Card magazine flyer.jpg|"Kirby Slide Card" included on a magazine flyer
Kirby Slide Card magazine flyer.jpg|''Kirby Slide'' included in [[Nintendo Power]] vol. 175.
Kirby Slide Card front.jpg|Front view of the card
Kirby Slide Card back.jpg|Back view of the card
</gallery>
===Screenshots===
<gallery widths=200>
Kirby Slide gameplay 2.png|The completed puzzle
Kirby Slide gameplay 2.png|The completed puzzle
Kirby Slide congratulations.png|Congratulatory message
Kirby Slide congratulations.png|Congratulatory message
</gallery>
</gallery>
{{clear}}
{{ref}}


==Trivia==
{{Navbox-Games}}
*Another ''Kirby''-themed e-Reader Card unrelated to ''Kirby Slide'' was included in a very rare promotional pack given away at the [[wikipedia:E3 2002|E3 2002]] event. When swiped through the e-Reader in front of Nintendo representatives at the stage, it would tell whether or not it is a winning card. Only 100 second-place and 10 first-place cards were distributed, which when exchanged for a prize, were ripped apart. It is considered the rarest e-Reader Card produced.<ref>[https://blog.pricecharting.com/2012/04/top-5-most-valuable-e-reader-cards.html PriceCharting - Top 5 Most Valuable e-Reader Cards]</ref>
<gallery>
Kirby Prize e-Card Tips and Tricks article.jpg|''Tips & Tricks'' article
E3 2002 e-Reader Pack sealed.jpg|E3 2002 e-Reader Pack in its seal
Kirby Prize e-Card.jpg|"KIRBY-e" card front
</gallery>
 
==References==
<references />


[[Category:Games on Game Boy Advance]]
[[Category:Games on Game Boy Advance]]

Latest revision as of 00:06, 12 June 2023

Rename this page! Notice: It has been suggested that this article be renamed to Kirby Puzzle.
Please discuss this proposal on the talk page, or rename the article if appropriate.

Reason: Kirby Puzzle is the official internal name of the game when scanned with the e-Reader. I think Kirby Slide should instead be a re-direct as it's only printed on the card in a sentence "Do the Kirby slide! This card contains a FREE game!" and not necessarily an official name.

Kirby Slide
Kirby Slide gameplay.png
Gameplay of Kirby Slide.
Details
Developer(s) Unknown
Publisher(s) 4Kids Entertainment, Inc., Nintendo of America Inc.
Release date(s) NA January 2004[1]
Platform(s) Game Boy Advance e-Reader
Supported languages American English
Game chronology
← Kirby Air Ride Kirby & The Amazing Mirror →
On affiliated sites
StrategyWiki Walkthrough
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This article is about an e-Reader game made by 4Kids Entertainment, Inc., and should not be confused with KIRBY-e.

Kirby Slide,[2] also known as Fox Box Kirby-e Card[1] or Kirby Puzzle,[3] is a simple, eight-block sliding puzzle that was released as an e-Reader title on the Game Boy Advance. The card was bundled with Nintendo Power vol. 175 (January 2004)[1] and Tips & Tricks, and given away at Toys "R" Us stores.[4] This game was made to promote Kirby: Right Back at Ya!, and the sliding puzzle is even based on Kirby's main artwork from the series.

After completing the puzzle, the game displays a simple congratulatory message, and then offers the player to either restart the puzzle or quit back into the e-Reader menu.

Gallery[edit]

  • Kirby Slide included in Nintendo Power vol. 175.

    Kirby Slide included in Nintendo Power vol. 175.

  • Front view of the card

    Front view of the card

  • Back view of the card

    Back view of the card

Screenshots[edit]

  • The completed puzzle

    The completed puzzle

  • Congratulatory message

    Congratulatory message

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2
    "Volume 175–January 2004
    Plus!
    • Fire Emblem Stickers
    • Mario Party 5 Stickers
    • Mario & Luigi Mustaches
    • Fox Box Kirby-e Card
    • Sword of Mana Poster
    • Buyer's Guide Poster".
    Nintendo Power. Vol. 175. Nintendo of America Inc. January 2004. p. 6.
  2. ↑ "Do The Kirby Slide! This Card Contains A FREE Game!" Nintendo Power. Vol. 175. Nintendo of America Inc. January 2004. pp. 130–131.
  3. ↑ e-Reader application title; Kirby Puzzle
  4. ↑ Kirby Slide - Release Summary - GameSpot
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