Kirby's Adventure Review Kirby's Adventure is a charming platformer that holds up because it isn't just another Super Mario clone. By Frank Provo on February 16, 2007 at 6:02PM PST ...

Kirby's Return to Dream Land brought the pink hero back to his roots in a delightfully colorful adventure on the Wii. It offers a 2.5D platforming game reminiscent of Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards ...

Kirby's Adventure won’t take you too long to complete, and compared to other 2D platformers it isn’t that hard either. You might complete the game in around four hours, but completionists will ...

“Kirby’s Adventure” was released in 1993 for the NES console. It is the second Kirby game ever made, after the 1992 release of “Kirby’s Dream Land” for the Game Boy.

Nintendo’s Kirby returns with an adventure that turns players into amateur artists and a new mobile game spins snowboarding into one of the world’s most graceful sports.

Fortunately, Kirby won’t have to explore the Forgotten Land on his lonesome, as a second player can join in on the fun as Bandana Waddle Dee, although it's unclear if your partner can also enjoy ...

Kirby's Adventure was originally released toward the end of the Nintendo Entertainment System's life cycle, back in 1993 when most everyone had abandoned Nintendo's 8-bit console in favor of the ...

Kirby's Adventure Wii isn't bad, but set next to last year's Donkey Kong Country Returns, or even Ubisoft's zesty Rayman Origins, this winter's other other platformer feels very vanilla by comparison.

First things first: Kirby's Adventure Wii is a ridiculously cute game. Even by Nintendo standards the characters, gameplay and level design are utterly adorable, to the point where I spent the ...