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Kirby And The Rainbow Curse Multiplayer Puts One In Charge Of Drawing Platforms
Nintendo revealed some new details about the clay-coated Kirby coming soon to Wii U.
A newly announced multiplayer mode adds the ability for one player to draw lines/platforms on the GamePad, while other players play a traditional multiplayer Kirby platformer. The drawing player is basically in charge of Kirby who rolls along on his own, but the other players, playing as different Waddle Dee's, can pick up Kirby for easier transportation.
Kirby and the Rainbow Curse is coming to Wii U in February. To see the Kirby coverage in today's Nintendo Direct, head to time stamp 15:39 in the video below.
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