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The plot behind Mass Attack Kirby (the protagonist has been divided into ten smaller copies of itself from Necrodeus, the ringleader of Spiriteschi) is so short and simple-minded, as they can provide tons of gameplay fast-paced, overly sugary , often brilliant and sometimes even a little 'annoying. Indeed it is not the best video game Kirby consigned to history, but is still soft pink Palletta helped: this is the duty of every good player.

As surely as Kirby, Nintendo, is historically (since 1992) a kind of experimental laboratory of gameplay, the magic of mitosis which is now the rosy victim hero has allowed the development team (HAL Laboratory) to churn out a game of singular, which is controlled only with the old DS stylus without ever having to even press a key on the console, nor the d-pad. A touch screen pushes the funny Kirby in the desired direction, the double stab does run, but if you hold him you can follow a path with the stylus, flying in a blue cloud. Every one hundred enemies defeated and many fruits are swallowed Kirby gets a little more, up to a maximum of ten tiny Kirby to handle simultaneously. In the ensuing chaos, one must bear in mind that even if a Kirby-ino is hurt turns blue, the second shot, white, then sprout wings and start fly away, to heaven which is beyond the top screen of the console. It should then rush to retrieve it (grabbing another Kirby), or let it pass away in peace, to draw a second breath after thousands of rounds of stylus data in a single minute of the game. We must give us so much in, in effect, that the instruction booklet there is a note that invites you to "not put too much pressure with the stylus on the touch screen." To hold off ten Kirby agitated, you might even run him through.

If at first glance might seem a little game too easy and most importantly the graphics accompanied by a rather outdated (exaggerating, in line with the best productions of the GBA), serve at least two games to figure out that Kirby Mass Attack - as any other Kirby - deceiving the expectations and requires more effort than you might initially think to rack up all collectable and get the maximum assessment for each stage. In spite of its "modest" (yet effective) appearances, in short, Kirby reveals Mass Attack is a concentrate of gameplay more engaging and timely original, still able to surprise its players, without resorting to tricks of stereoscopy. Clearly a need to gather some confidence with the control system, not to fall into the frustration of educating ten balls crazy jumping and flying here and there, learning to share tasks among the ten controlled Kirby and addressing patterns hilarious enemies by adopting the best tactics . Only then can we enjoy a platform (or rather, ten!) Overwhelming, very tasty and full of mini-games are more than convincing, in many cases able to abduct all the fun of the player, detaching it from the main game mode. Kirby with a game-pinball and another with the Kirby-ship, for example, are worth all the money necessary to understand itself.