StealThisSheen posted...
TheCodeisBosco posted...
It was just so ****ing lazy! Most of the puzzles felt recycled from older, better games, the graphics were outdated, and there was very little original music. Most of it was just remixes of old stuff.
If Squeak Squad didn't exist, you'd be able to make a great case for Kirby being the most consistent platformer series out there. But... man, that one was a 4/10 at the very best. And even that seems generous.
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
You'd have a point at "Recycled puzzles/music = bad game" if the puzzles and music were originally bad to begin with, but they aren't. At all.
4/10 at most what.
I definitely think the puzzles and music were originally good - in fact, I think Kirby has some of the best music in gaming - but why pay $30 to do essentially the same thing again, only with a few new copy abilities? Instead of just replaying games like Amazing Mirror or Super Star, which have everything Squeak Squad has and plenty more.
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