Kirby and the Lost Land | Review

Kirby and the Lost Land, we anticipate it right now, is the perfect celebration of the thirtieth anniversary of Nintendo's iconic "pink wad". Without any intention of spared any expense, thus avoiding releasing an anthological collection again as happened for the twentieth anniversary of the series, Nintendo has decided to find a new dimension to emphasize the dynamics of the game that made Kirby famous since its debut on Game Boy. , in 1992, with Kirby's Dream Land.

On the other hand, it is enough to leaf through the pages of the book located in the house in Kirby and the lost land to realize that it has been a long time, perhaps too long, that we have not been in the face of a title dedicated to Kirby that does not try to propose new game dynamics that, although in some cases they proved to be successful, generated the common opinion that Nintendo was trying, in every way, to "reinvent" Kirby.