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Kirby's Dreamland

Kirby's Dreamland is Kirby's first game. Kirby had not been developed all the way to what he is now, for he lacks many of his later powers in this game. He can not copy abilities, but he does have a large amount of items which can aid him. Some of the items are transferred over to abilities later, like the Mike item.

In this game, Kirby must recover the food-bringing Sparkling Stars that King Dedede has stolen. He'll need to go through five different stages to recover them. Each stage is

filled with enemies to hinder Kirby's progress.

Unfortunately, the game has no save states - but no worries, the game is actually rather short. The five stages include Green Greens, Castle Lololo, Float Islands, Bubbly Clouds and Mt. Dedede. All of the levels are rather long and much different from each other. The first four levels are normal, but the last one has you fighting the four bosses you've already beaten in previous stages again before you can fight Dedede.

Kirby's Dreamland was unique. In no other game could you inhale enemies and have the option of either using them as ammo or just eating them. Kirby's Dreamland provided something different from normal platforming games such as Super Mario Bros. Kirby could also fly for an unlimited amount of time.

Kirby's Dreamland was remade in Kirby Super Star as Spring Breeze, a game that much resembled Kirby's Dreamland. However, it was in full color, Kirby could gain abilities, and it was

much shorter.

When you finish the game, the fun's not over! When you do, you'll learn a secret code that allows you to activate the Extra Game. The Extra Game contains the same levels and such, but the stages are filled with smarter enemies that take away more damage than usual. The bosses have also been upgraded, as they have new attacks and are much quicker.

All in all, Kirby's Dreamland was a classic.

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Kirby's Dreamland

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