People always told me that Spring Breeze in Kirby Super Star Ultra was just a slightly shortened version of the original Kirby's Dream Land 1 but I didn't think they meant it THAT literally. I played this on a whim on the NSO and had a nice short time.

For a Gameboy game the controls are very tight (a staple of Masahiro Sakurai's work) and it's all the classic Kirby formula of manuevering around opponents and firing their attacks back at them when they leave themselves open. Not a whole lot to say, standard decent level design and challenge, and I thought it was pretty fun overall. Was cool to see Kirby's beginnings for myself. That said, it really showed me how much most of the fun in Kirby comes from the copy abilities, it does feel really lacking not having them sadly.

Criado como sendo um jogo de plataforma para pessoas que nunca viram um jogo na vida, Kirby é um jogo extremamente simples e charmoso que acabou se tornando um clássico e indispensável para qualquer coleção do Game Boy.
Rei Dedede mandou todo mundo passar fome e Kirby foi aplicar o velho golpe de estado, esse é o roteiro. A ideia de copiar habilidades não existia ainda, então tem que se contentar com apenas jogar um na cara do outro ou soprar no nariz, funciona também quase.

Canonicamente sua cor já era rosa, mas os americanos preguiçosos demais pra olhar a caixa japonesa, fizeram ele branco, é assim que tá na tela do GB mesmo kk

its a fun enough platformer, but rather simple and barebones. dont expect to do almost anything you can in other kirby games, you can just suck and blow. swallowing enemies seems to be pointless, and there are only 5 levels and 5 bosses, with one of the levels just being a boss rush. it's also wayyyyy too short, you might beat it in around an hour, which might not sound too far off for an 8bit platformer, but most of those games were at least artificially lengthened in their difficulty (which admittedly can be annoying), this is just something short, bland and would have been forgotten had it not been for the fact that it spawned the series. not a bad game, but i will say just play its remake, kirby superstar on the snes

Dreamland is a pretty bite sized Kirby game that takes about a hour or less to complete, but is pretty enjoyable for the time it lasts. A good bit of it feels like a more basic version of Kirby's Adventure, such as the bosses and enemies, but I'd still recommend playing it due to still being fun. At this point Kirby doesn't get powerups from enemies yet so it plays a lot simpler than future games. If I had any complaints, it would be that Kracko is a bit too annoying of a fight, and King Dedede seems a lot more rough than his variation in adventure.