thiccxnick
I love this game. I remember where I bought most of my games from my adolescence, however I don't remember buying this game nor receiving it as a gift. It appeared in my life bringing my more joy than maybe any other DS game I owned. It's like a book of short stories, except it's a video game. It's like the best of Borges, Le Guin, and Bradbury short storied combined into a cute little pink guy game. Thank you Kirby.
1995
I bought this game because of the commercials on Nickelodeon. I wish this was a joke. I'm glad I bought it. I played this game for over 300 hours. I did everything possible in this game and loved every second. So many of what I like in games comes from this: outfits, party customization, story structure that goes: new town, problem, solve problem by going to dungeon, everyone happy, big story beats happen along the way.
2008
2001
2010
2008
In 9th grade I broke my index finger playing dodgeball. I did catch the ball that broke my finger. I went to the doctor a month later (my family thought it was jammed) and they explained I had to have surgery. We bought this game for my recovery, and I played it occasionally for 4 more years. Every time I played I thought about my broken finger. I completed the fish in the museum, which was my pride and joy.
2007
My family got this game for Christmas. Every day of that Christmas break we woke up to my mom playing the game; she woke up early every day to be able to play it before us. She hadn't played many games since Super Mario World and Super Mario 64, and this was the game that got her to play again. She now has nearly 400 hours logged in Animal Crossing New Horizons.
This would be a 5 star game except the barrel rocket levels suck.
This would be a 5 star game except the barrel rocket levels suck.
2009
2006