Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards
Nintendo 64- Publisher: Nintendo
- Release Date: Jun 26, 2000
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With fantastic level designs, great enemies and power-ups, as well as the addition of some fun and entertaining multiplayer modes, Kirby is a must have.
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Game FanA stunning example of unadulterated fun from yesteryear, tweaked only to take advantage of today's technology; the Nintendo 64 itself may age like vinegar, but the minds behind it continue to churn out fine wine.
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He may be a pink puffball, but he's also an enemy-eating, power-stealing, fire-breathing bad ass.
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Although a few downsides, it is pretty much a good platformer that fans of classic games and Kirby games will defiantly need to pick up.
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Shouts of "Whos that bloody pink blob that keeps nicking my fruit?" rang across the office long after we shouldve all been hard at work on other things and its safe to say that Kirby 64 is going to be a game that will get a lot of use in the coming months.
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Electronic Gaming MonthlyA short but sweet platformer that, unlike Kirby, definitely does not suck. [Jan 2004, p.189]
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CheckOutThe only knock on the game is that it is not particularly lengthy when compared to a behemoth like "DK64."
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NintendorksWhatever the reasons may be, just rent Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards, ignore any qualms about difficulty or length and for the few days you have it proceed to bask in the glow of great fun emanating from your TV screen.
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Antagonist -- Ant.comFans of the rotund wonder will be delighted, but newcomers to the Pink One may find the gameplay not challenging enough.
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Inoffensive, cute, and somewhat challenging, "Kirby 64" won't slay you with great graphics or spectacular gameplay, but it will keep younger gamers interested for quite a while.
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Make no mistake, "Kirby" is the amusement park prize goldfish of N64 games since most people will be through and done with this game, never to return, fairly quickly.
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Happy PuppyAs revoltingly adorable as he is, Kirby can be quite a badass, and--if you give it a chance--you'll see that his new N64 adventure is pretty hardcore as well.
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Daily RadarAny young gamer age five to 10 will be overjoyed by all that "Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards" has to offer, while seasoned gamers will be left wanting more.
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It's about as difficult as fighting your way out of a ripped paper bag.
Awards & Rankings
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15
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5
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#5 Most Discussed N64 Game of 2000
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9
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#9 Most Shared N64 Game of 2000
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User score distribution:
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Positive: 97 out of 130
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Mixed: 28 out of 130
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Negative: 5 out of 130
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