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The game has eight courses of eight holes. If the player does well enough, they can win medals. The medals unlock extra course. | The game has eight courses of eight holes. If the player does well enough, they can win medals. The medals unlock extra course. | ||
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| Kirby's Dream Course | |
| Developer | HAL Laboratory |
| Publisher | Nintendo |
| System | Super Nintendo, Virtual Console |
| Release Date | Super Nintendo JP: September 21, 1994 US: February 1, 1995 EU: August 24, 1996 Virtual Console AU: June 29, 2007 EU: June 29, 2007 US: July 23, 2007 |
| Rating | ESRB: K-A, E |
Kirby's Dream Course is a golf game starring Kirby. The game started out as Special Tee Shot, but was changed to Kirby's Dream Course midway through development.
Story
King Dedede has stolen all the stars in the sky. Kirby must get them back.
Gameplay
Kirby's Dream Course has the player using Kirby as a balling, trying to get him to the hole. The player can control the power, angle, and amount of spin Kirby is "hit" with. The player must defeat all the enemies on each course and the last one will turn into the hole.
The game has eight courses of eight holes. If the player does well enough, they can win medals. The medals unlock extra course.