Diomedeskun
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As far as Kirby games go, I've always lumped them into two categories: games with stars to collect and power alteration, and Kirby games that kick ass. It really did feel like there were two different teams involved in the series due to the two very distinct styles.
Kirby's Dreamland
Kirby's Adventure
Kirby Superstar
Kirby and the Amazing Mirror
All are awesome, creative, fast paced, and stand out in some way in the series.
Kirby's Dreamland 2
Kirby's Dreamland 3
Kirby and the Crystal Shards
All three have stars to collect and reduce the amount of enemies you can get powers from so that you can mix them up either with other powers or with animal friends. They are slower, easier, and much more basic. The power mixing gives you some fun powers, but it is much more effort to get anything cool, since there are two steps involved instead of one. The levels are also all very long, but very cramped and make Kirby's natural flight ability almost useless. Dreamland 2 is ok, but I had to give up on the others because they were so dull.
Of course canvas curse looks just like the latter category with the stars to collect and limited powers, but it is the best game in the series. I skipped Squeak Squad, because it resembled the look and feel of the better games, but just didn't seem very original. It felt like I had played the game already and the new features seemed less than interesting.
Kirby's Dreamland
Kirby's Adventure
Kirby Superstar
Kirby and the Amazing Mirror
All are awesome, creative, fast paced, and stand out in some way in the series.
Kirby's Dreamland 2
Kirby's Dreamland 3
Kirby and the Crystal Shards
All three have stars to collect and reduce the amount of enemies you can get powers from so that you can mix them up either with other powers or with animal friends. They are slower, easier, and much more basic. The power mixing gives you some fun powers, but it is much more effort to get anything cool, since there are two steps involved instead of one. The levels are also all very long, but very cramped and make Kirby's natural flight ability almost useless. Dreamland 2 is ok, but I had to give up on the others because they were so dull.
Of course canvas curse looks just like the latter category with the stars to collect and limited powers, but it is the best game in the series. I skipped Squeak Squad, because it resembled the look and feel of the better games, but just didn't seem very original. It felt like I had played the game already and the new features seemed less than interesting.