So the past few days have been rough for me, with school getting very intensive, I needed to relax. Fortunately, Kirby's adventure was there for me. The games whimsical locals, dreamlike backgrounds, and colorful exterior really go above and beyond to land the presentation of the game, especially so for an nes game. The game's wide variety of copy abilities, tight controls, short but sweet levels, and great boss fights (seriously, how have we not gotten a proper callback to Nightmare in another mainline kirby?) gives kirby a very mechanical interior, and that edge that really makes the game tick. Sure, the games lags quite often and using up on the d-pad to fly is kinda clunky, but those beautiful visuals and razor sharp gameplay, intertwining with one another, can suck you in (pun intended) and give you an experience like nothing else, even from other kirby games.