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Kirby And The Rainbow Curse Rolls Onto Wii U In February
The Kirby and the Rainbow Curse Facebook page has some new information about when our favorite pink puffball rolls into action once more. He'll be hot off inevitable victories in Super Smash Bros., but that won't stop him from taking center stage early in 2015.
According to the Facebook page, the game will arrive on February 13, 2015. We've reached out to Nintendo for further confirmation, just to be sure this isn't a typo.
You can check out the latest footage from Kirby's next adventure in our previous coverage. The title will also support Amiibo figures, which also will see an expanded roster in February.
[Source: Nintendo Console Gaming on Facbeook via Joystiq]
Our Take
An early February release for Nintendo's next big Wii U title is good timing, as Smash and Mario Kart will likely carry people through the holidays. January is typically a thin month, so getting the jump on February puts them right into the thick of things when the releases start getting heavy again.
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