Kirban legend.
Kirby has always been one of Nintendo’s more consistently successful franchises. While the little pink puffball never had anything remotely resembling a ‘dark era’ like many other Nintendo series, there was a time around the turn of the century where Kirby began to spin his wheelies a bit.
After the 2000 release of Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards, developer HAL Laboratory immediately began work on Kirby’s next big adventure. Glimmers of a mainline Kirby title for the GameCube featuring the return of the helper system from Kirby Super Star with four-player co-op popped up in various circles over the years, including E3 2005, but a full-on game never materialised.
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