Pink? Check. Puffy? Check. Powerful? You have no idea. Devour trees, obstacles, and huge chunks of stages with Kirby’s Hypernova ability and inhale enemies to copy epic new moves like Archer.

Kirby Triple Deluxe may not feature new gameplay ideas, but it's one of the better uses of the Nintendo 3DS' features, including stereoscopic 3D.

Kirby’s Triple Deluxe was reviewed on 3DS and furnished by Nintendo for the purposes of this review. It was released exclusively for 3DS on May 2, 2014. 4.0. out of 5.

Kirby Triple Deluxe did on fact push the series forward, as it paved the way for Planet Robobot. Forgotten Land had a fixed camera, and no one complained. 0; Show Comments. Leave A Comment.

After a three-year hiatus following Kirby: Return to Dreamland on Wii, Kirby returns to platforming on Nintendo 3DS in Kirby Triple Deluxe. What looks like the same old thing on the outside ...

A side-scrolling platformer in the vein of past Kirby games, Triple Deluxe has players guiding the beloved Star Warrior once again as he jumps, ...

Kirby: Triple Deluxe, out on May 2 for the Nintendo 3DS, is actually a better 2D platformer than New Super Mario Bros. 2, Yoshi’s New Island, Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D, and every other such ...

Kirby Triple Deluxe 3DS Review: Content Tourism at Its Finest. Kirby's latest adventure may be as easy as ever, but it comes crammed with so much wonderful detail that you won't particularly care.

Kirby Triple Deluxe reviews have started firing out of the internet's vacuum-hole, and as usual we've taken to the skies in our Superstar to catch them as they fall.

Kirby might not carry quite the same level of prestige as Nintendo's most famous platforming mascot, but you'd be hard pressed to find a reason why in Kirby: Triple Deluxe.It's as inventive as ...

Review Kirby: Triple Deluxe (3DS). The pink puff goes for the hat trick. Kirby, Nintendo’s pink puffball of concentrated cuteness, arrives on 3DS with a big bumper of a package, promising a ...

Kirby: Triple Deluxe Review Dan Lee 28/04/14 1 Comment. As harsh as it may sound, Kirby games never really interested me, especially when compared to Mario, Rayman et al.