Kirby Mass Attack

Anthony takes a look at how Kirby uses spin-offs to broaden appeal.

Pokémon go, Xenoblade-ho, Kirby woes and much, much mo'. (It's <em>WEGO</em>.)

Kirby goes viral and some of our staff just can't shake the Xenoblade bug.

Spooky puzzle solving, a flurry of Kirbys and Jurassic Park meets Pokémon on DS?

The Pikmin spin-off will be touching down on July 28.

The best of Kirby’s outside-the-box game design!

The best of Kirby's outside-the-box game design!

Kirby leads the way in an otherwise quiet week for the eShops!

The Kirby series almost always churns out good games, but why do so many people dislike them?

The Kirby series almost always churns out good games, but why do so many people dislike them?

The music in <em>Rainbow Curse</em> soars above most games, but it’s to be expected by its composer.

The platformers that played by their own rules!

The staff cap off Kirby week by discussing which of the puffball's adventures they like best.

The Kirby series almost always churns out good games, but why do so many people dislike them?

As our week long feature continues, we muse on everbody's favourite pink puffball.

Forget the cool kids at the popular table. We never were those kids.

Fluffy Star Warriors, WiiWare JRPGs, and cardboard Pokémon invade our personal spaces this week. Oh, and some imaginary babyz.

Play! Play! Play!

We're playing things beside <em>Xenoblade</em>? That sounds a bit Farfetch'd.

Interviewing the Nintendo Gal, Andrea Campton.

This week's edition may be small but it is mighty!

This week: Kirby attacks <em>en masse.</em> Also, DSiWare that seems pretty nice.

An <em>Ikaruga</em>-inspired shooter and a bunch of Barbie games join us this week on Now Playing.

Nintendo DSi XL gains a new color, almost two years after first release.