Indie Gamer Chickさんのイラストまとめ

I'm not going to call Kirby 3 a complete disaster because I enjoyed the tree boss fight and the twist it featured..

And because I'm going to trust my fans that have reported back that Kirby 3 was an excellent entry-point for their younger children.

But Kirby 3 offers me nada..

It's after work hours there so might not get a reply tonight

Meanwhile, I'm getting ready to make my call on Kirby's Dream Land, it's just a matter of whether it's going to replace Power Rangers as the new south-side Terminator Line game. I think it's probably good enough for it

Here's why the lack of production credits trips me up..

Nintendo's hierarchy is that directors are elevated to producers. Nobody would be assigned directing duties for FOUR games without being assigned to oversee anyone else's project or sit-in on production meetings.

Hmmmmmm..

You know what's REALLY weird?

Not a single producer credit. Okay, something weird is going on with this one and I want to find out more.

Meanwhile, if you have the broom power AND the owl, you use the owl as a feather duster.

That's.. absolutely cruel and hilarious. I love it.

I know fans will disagree, but I think Kirby is Nintendo's entry-level game for young children to get into the concept of action-based games.

This is just dull. Too easy. I hate this. I want to be playing anything but this right now. I'm begging it does something fun. Now. Plz.

Speaking of something where nothing happens..

I'm back to Kirby 3 and it's BORING!! I get introducing players to concepts, but I'm not enjoying it at all. The "blocks that require specific load outs" doesn't work at all for me.

I'm going to be taking a break, icing my jaw. I'm almost certain there's no serious damage but my teeth feel misaligned now, and I'm terrified of yawning.

Not that this would make me yawn. It seems alright.

And now I have a cat carrying me in its.. pouch?

I mean, I can't get close enough to Balerion the Dread to know if cats have pouches, but you would think that'd of come up in conversation at some point.

Maybe it's just holding Kirby.

Has a pretty cool attack though.

I uh...... attempted to make a body and instead Kirby seems to have left some DNA out of the process. What is that thing following me?

It's like a Slime from Dragon Quest got plastered on moonshine.

Instead of the crayon graphics of Yoshi's Island, Kirby 3 is aiming for a more colored-pencil look.

It achieves this using SA1, the same chip that helped make Super Mario RPG possible.

It's a distinctive look for sure. It didn't work at all for Star Stacker. Here? Oh, it works.