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Kirby's Dream Land 3's the last hurrah for the SNES, but also one of the most 'different' Kirby games in terms of physics, lore and so on. It is infact a sequel to Kirby's Dream Land 2 which directly takes elements from there.
The first thing that got me surprised as i started playing this game is that Kirby's controls and physics are slightly redone for this entry, despite that, however, this title lives up to be one of the most significant entries in the series which lived on the legacy of the Kirby villains, often depicted as creepy eye beings invading Dream Land while hiding themselves in the dark.
Kirby's Dream Land 3's the last hurrah for the SNES, but also one of the most 'different' Kirby games in terms of physics, lore and so on. It is infact a sequel to Kirby's Dream Land 2 which directly takes elements from there.
The first thing that got me surprised as i started playing this game is that Kirby's controls and physics are slightly redone for this entry, despite that, however, this title lives up to be one of the most significant entries in the series which lived on the legacy of the Kirby villains, often depicted as creepy eye beings invading Dream Land while hiding themselves in the dark.