Kirby & The Amazing Mirror

Kirby & The Amazing Mirror
Developer	HAL Laboratory
Publisher	Nintendo
System	Game Boy Advance
Release Date	JP April 15, 2004 US July 2, 2004 EU October 18, 2004
Rating	ESRB: E

Kirby & The Amazing Mirror is the second and last Kirby game on the Game Boy Advance.

Story

At Pop Star, Kirby is abruptly attacked by a mirror version of Meta Knight, who cuts Kirby into four differently-colored Kirbys. Kirby must go on an adventure into the Mirror World to pursue the Dark Meta Knight and save the Mirror World from Dark Mind before this villain spreads into Pop Star.

Gameplay

The game uses traditional Kirby gameplay with some additions. Some new Copy abilities are added, based on Kirby's moves from the Super Smash Bros. series. The player controls Kirby collecting mirror shards from a variety of worlds and can summon the other Kirbys with a cellphone. The game has cooperative multiplayer through the Game Boy Advance link cable, as up to three extra players can control the extra Kirbys. There is also a variety of minigames.

Legacy

Sequels

The Kirby series moved to the Nintendo DS in 2005 with Kirby Canvas Curse, which used a new gameplay style. The next traditional game was Kirby Squeak Squad.