Ivander
Smash Legend
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All of the old Kirby Games should get remade n-sane style.
I mean, compared to the Crash series, the Kirby series is doing just fine games-wise and it certainly isn't going anywhere due to being one of Nintendo's more recognisable series. And it's older games really don't have any issues gameplay-wise. Crash's N-Sane trilogy felt like an attempt to go back to the basics to try one last time at finding it's playerbase and formula, so it's great that it wasn't just able to bring back the old fans, but able to attract new fans with adjusting some of the more harder mechanics like having to not die while still keeping it decently difficult.
It really doesn't work with Kirby. Kirby has found it's formula and it's been stuck to it for a long time now. And compared to the Crash games where the originals were very difficult and adjusted to not be as hard, the old Kirby games are still very much the same difficulty as they are now and there's really no change. Like the only big thing about a Kirby N-Sane Trilogy remake would just be that it has the new Kirby graphics. But that's it. There wouldn't be any gameplay-changes because there's nothing to change. Kirby doesn't have any dying restrictions. There's nothing to gain from speedrunning. And the gameplay is working as intended.
Like you may argue they could add the extra mode that allows to play as either Dedede or Meta-Knight plus the boss rush mode, but that has kept being done for a while now and if there are players who have been getting tired of it, those extra modes wouldn't be enough to encourage them. And if there's nothing really new about this theorized remake compared to the original games, than it's hardly going to encourage people to get it when they can play Kirby's Adventure, Dreamland 3 and Super Star on the Online Service and especially if the other games and remakes end up on the service later.
IMHO, there are other series that can use a N-Sane remake much more than Kirby. Like Advance Wars.
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