The game instead tries to alleviate this by introducing Kirby’s three animal pals, Rick, Kine, and Coo, but they actually hinder Kirby’s abilities rather than help him. Unfortunately, it’s also a downgrade from Kirby’s Adventure for the NES, since Dream Land 2 only includes seven of the 26 unique abilities available in Adventure and presents none of its own. Kirby’s Dream Land 2 is the second Kirby platformer to include his copying ability. However, Kirby’s Dream Land 2 is one of the few examples of a Kirby game that tries to add something new-this time Kirby’s animal pals-but fails to deliver an experience that’s able to overcome the series’ slow gameplay and low difficulty. His games aren’t known for their difficulty or speed, but their charm and Kirby’s trademark copying ability are usually enough to make the games a unique experience that only the pink ball of fluff can deliver. Side Pocket offers up some classic 1993 pool action, complete with trick shots galore to pull off, while Xevious is the classic Namco shoot-em-up where you’re saving mankind from the titular Xevious threat.Kirby isn’t Mario. Kirby’s Dream Land 2 originally launched back in 1995 and of course, follows the original adventure but also added the pink blob’s now most famous ability to copy the moveset of enemies he inhales.īurgerTime Deluxe, meanwhile, is the handheld 1991 version of the classic arcade game that has you navigating an oversized burger restaurant while avoiding ingredients in a fashion similar to the original Donkey Kong. NOW READ: Nintendo Switch Online adds Game Boy and GBA games to the service The three games in question are Kirby’s Dream Land 2, BurgerTime Deluxe, Side Pocket and Xevious – and are all available for no extra charge for active Nintendo Switch Online subscribers. Nintendo has added four more games to its classic catalogue of retro games available via Nintendo Switch Online – including two Game Boy games, a SNES game and a NES game.

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