Although the overworld design of the islands suggests that each focuses on a specific kind of scenario, all of the levels offer pretty unique landscapes that are nicely integrated with the overall geography of where they are. The adventure takes place across six floating islands (the game’s worlds) each featuring between five and six regular levels and one boss. Shocked by what he sees when he wakes up, he heads to the king’s castle and, upon witnessing his kidnapping, decides to follow the sinister captor.
In the middle of the night, though, a mysterious gigantic beanstalk sprouts from the ground and lifts both Kirby’s house and King Dedede’s castle high into the sky. The game’s adorable opening shows the cuddly hero having fun around Dream Land and quietly going to bed.
However, the game and its mechanics are totally built around the sense of depth provided by the handheld, adding a whole bunch of personality to yet another great entry to the Kirby franchise and creating inventive stage design possibilities that are nicely explored by the folks from HAL Laboratory. Kirby: Triple Deluxe does not require the use of 3-D to be played and enjoyed a wise choice considering a great part of the pink puffball’s audience consists of youngsters that are under six years old and should not be exposed to the system’s 3-D effects. The 3DS, in spite of its great library, remained without a flagship title that truly embraced its tridimensional quirks and validated Nintendo’s bet on 3-D.įast forward to 2014, and such a game has – at last – arrived. Super Mario 3D Land made a commendable effort in trying to create platforming elements that were affected by the depth present on the system’s top screen however, the game just made use of them occasionally in order to bring some twists to certain stages. Triple Deluxe is a nearly perfect blueprint of what can be creatively done with the 3DS and its visual effectsįor the first years of the 3DS’ existence, what was once thought to be its key feature – the 3-D effects – remained a nice little extra that was miles away from being a true game-changer.
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