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Kirby Gets Another Classic 4-Player Adventure For Switch
Kirby is an adorable pink ball of fluff. He’s so cute that he deserves to be shared with friend. In the little vacuums' next adventure, you’ll be able to play with up to three friends.
Nintendo just announced that it is developing a new 4-player Kirby game. We don’t know much about this title, or even it’s final name, but it looks to feature classic Kirby gameplay. We watched Kirby swallow enemies to steal their powers. We also saw Kirby use the power of friendship to turn enemies into friends. Using this ability, players will be able to amass a gang of up to four companions that will help them overcome all of the game’s challenges These companions can either be other players or computer-controlled allies.
Unfortunately, Kirby fans won’t need to round up their friends until 2018.
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