Review: ‘Kirby’s Return to Dream Land Deluxe’ lets fans enjoy an overlooked marvel


In 'Kirby's Return to Dream Land Deluxe' the popular hero has new Super Abilities. — Nintendo/TNS

It was easy to miss “Kirby’s Return to Dream Land.” Nintendo released the multiplayer platformer on the Wii in 2011 toward the tail end of the console’s lifespan. Its successor, the Wii U, was on its way to being released, and the “Kirby” project’s standard definition visuals paled in comparison to the high-definition graphics of its peers.

That’s a shame because the first “Kirby” console game in over a decade was an imaginative marvel. In recent years, Nintendo has given the pink puffball more love on the Switch, and now, it’s giving fans a chance to play this overlooked adventure.

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