Enemies in the background will throw bombs or shoot arrows into the foreground.
The two planes are always interacting with each other. Much of the gameplay in is separated into two planes-foreground and background. Kirby Triple Deluxe uses the system’s 3D capabilities to the fullest extent. You can look at your keychains in a separate menu, and if you wiggle your 3DS they wiggle too, but other than that they exist to round out a completion percentage. Keychains can be acquired through the Streetpass, but I’ve yet to think up a reason why you would want more of them. You’ll also happen upon keychains, though their role is strictly ornamental. To ascend the beanstalk, you’ll need to collect Moon Stones that are hidden at each level and gate your access to the area boss. Naturally, the assailant takes up residence at the top of a beanstalk, and you’ll need to scale it if you want to rescue the King. Your mission is to save King Dedede from a sinister flying assailant whose appearance coincides with the wild overgrowth of local flora. You’re the eponymous Kirby, the little pink marshmallow person, who runs around a variety of fantastical locations inhaling your enemies and stealing their powers. The core of Kirby remains intact in Kirby Triple Deluxe. Kirby Triple Deluxe never feels dull, but it’s not all warp stars and plates of flan. The color palette is excitably bright, dialed up to eleven. The character models, lovingly animated, are designed to illicit squeals of delight from even the most hardened of individuals.
Everything wiggles, dances or contemplatively naps in time to the over-the-top score.
Kirby Triple Deluxe is a game established on a firm foundation of mirth before all else.
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