Kirby Aviation Rider – First Preview

After Kirby Aviation riders were walking around for about an hour, I rushed back to the apartment and entered the Mario Kart world look. In the game straight straight earlier this week, director Masahiro Sakurai said (even if he was just cheeky) that his Gamecube sequel is unlikely to be possible “It’s basically Mario Kart. “Yes, if you compare the two at the level of “Nintendo Games's group competition and/or knocking it out for decades.”

In other ways, Kirby Aviation riders are so much more than Mario Kart Redux that riding at home with a 150cc race is almost eccentric. Walls and bars polished? That's very cute. In the Kirby Aviation Rider, I screamed quickly and I had little time to blink. Whirlpool Trap and gentle river running? How to be quiet. Air Rider's Wave Racing Course Violence The vortex of the walls made of water and the corridors are about to sprint. Oh, prepare yourself a giant meteor fireball that ruled the giant fireball during the city trial!

I went through a lot of tutorials in the moment I spent with the air rider, in two air rider courses (Florian fields and waves, both featured in direct), and smashed three rounds of urban trials, terrain fighters and reinforced collection areas, ending your choice in the challenge of your choice. Master the manipulation list through the course list because they look patronized because they seem to rely heavily on two whole buttons (from one!), which is actually very good. Because once you start riding in air or city trials, it is to fasten the time, not as easy as on paper.

Part of it boils down to each of the many machines with different characteristics, not just the so-called difference in weight and handling, i.e. when I choose it, the chart claims. For example, the way a tank drive is heavy and super-oriented flexibility, which is very different from the Spier Shadow Glider at Meta Knight, and I think a lot of the fun will be in the trial and error of these fun. As for the expanded cast of characters, I just messed up a few characters, but Bandana Waddle Dee with Spear Frry was my favorite early leader. (I want to love Starman, but I need more time to make him grow in me.)

Like me NVC host colleagues have been called Regarding Kirby Air Ride (2003), City Trials remain an outstanding game. It's also the most sensitive director of Sakurai's Super Smash Bros, from the naturalness of its cape to the selection screen and slow MO KO animation. However, it's totally revelry, like the above shooting stars, you need to avoid or suddenly call to zoom in to the highlighted area in order to fight in the dust, if you have the option. When I tried to manipulate the glider to collect electricity, actually copying from the real world to the fantastic palette of Kirby Aviation Riders, I tried to collect electricity, which is a five-minute countdown. Am I doing well in any way? Not so, but the game doesn't make the win feel like it's a priority (I guess it's completely different from Smash Bros., where the loser's character sees the winner in the pain of existence). It’s even more important to simply have fun, and it’s easy to imagine anyone from elementary school to college and cool adults (AHEM) turning the Kirby air rider into a shouting party game.

The greatest philosophy of Kirby Aviation Rider is its core charm. It feels like it is brewed with Indish, Chaotic-Chaotic neutral alchemy. Even Nintendo calls it a “vehicle action game” rather than a kart racer, which honestly seems like a silly genre difference for purposeful games. This may not be a sequel that people are clamoring for, but I'm glad it exists.