So I've been doing a mini review about a couple games I've learned about. Those being Kirby's Dremland 1-3 (Which was actually in October 2012 that I started playing them), Kirby's Avalanche, and Ristar. NOTE: I'm not an excellent review writer, but I'll try to make it sound professional.

Kirby's Dreamland - Though this wasn't the 1st title I've played (That honor belongs to the game that came after it: Kirby's Adventure), this game is so simple, even a 6 year old could beat it. Anyway, though it didn't have the dash, slide, and copy abilities, Kirby's Dreamland was definitely worth playing. The Extra Game provides a good, yet pain the neck challenge.

Kirby's Dreamland 2 - The sequel to the 1st game, this is the game that made me realize Rick, Coo, and Kine have been around for a long while, and not just as anime characters (Which was where I 1st saw them). The copy abilities are limited, but the effects with the animal buddies make it worth while. Oh, and those Rainbow drops that are hidden in each level? Really difficult to get to, but worth it.

Kirby's Dreamland 3 - This is a title I'm still working on, but it's pretty fun. The fact that it's got various cameos (Even Samus Aran and some metroids are in it!) makes it really cool! The style of the graphics  is nice too. Anyway, in this game, there are these things called heart stars that are just as challenging to get as the rainbow drops in the previous title. Though it's often worth it.

Kirby's Avalanche - The only Kirby title that was never released in Japan, this game is based on a Japan exclusive series known as "Puyo Puyo". This rivals the Sega Genesis's "Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine". Though Avalanche follows the regular game more closely than Mean Bean Machine, yet the goals are pretty much the same. Believe me I've played both versions.

Ristar - I unlocked this game on my copy of the Sonic Mega Collection (Which still works) for Gamecube (Which no longer works). This game is a Genesis master piece, and it's understandable why that is. The graphics and sounds are totally awesome! The bosses are just plain bada** (I personally love Adahan), but they can be a hassle. Believe me, I lost a ton of times to the boss of stage 4. The music is well put together. If I were you, I'd download this game on Virtual Console and try it out.

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