While they search for the missing shards on Pop Star, they manage to add a Waddle Dee, an artist girl called Adeleine, and even Kirby's arch-rival King Dedede to their cause. After both of them find and merge two of the Crystal Shards, Ribbon explains her misery to Kirby, who instantly agrees to help out. It is not long before Ribbon meets Kirby, as she unintentionally uses him to break her fall. Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards also features three Sub-Games which can be played with up to four players, completely separate from the main game.
#KIRBY THE CRYSTAL SHARD PART 2 SERIES#
In addition to being the first 3-D game in the series, it also is the first game to give Kirby an upper limit to how high he can hover, the first game to allow him to inhale underwater, the first game to let him hold enemies and objects over his head or toss them, and the first game in the series to give him a voice courtesy of Makiko Ohmoto. Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards departs from earlier games in the series in other ways as well.
This results in 36 total unique abilities that Kirby can use in the game. Instead, Kirby does this himself by combining abilities together into Power Combos. Unlike those titles, however, Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards does not feature Animal Friends with which to combine with and alter Kirby's Copy Abilities. Like Kirby's Dream Land 2 and Kirby's Dream Land 3 before it, Kirby 64 was not directed by Masahiro Sakurai, but instead by Shinichi Shimomura.
#KIRBY THE CRYSTAL SHARD PART 2 FULL#
It is notable for being the first installment in the series to depict Kirby and his surroundings in full 3D, although only for visual effects. Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards is a side-scrolling platformer in the main Kirby series featuring Kirby and some of his friends, produced by HAL Laboratory and initially released in 20 for the Nintendo 64. For information about titular Crystal Shards, see Crystal Shard.
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