Nintendo may have the best track record across all its franchises, but it can't be understated how deeply ingrained 2D gameplay is into the Kirby franchise. The Potential Problems with Kirby Going 3Dįew transitions to 3D have gone flawlessly. RELATED: What Kirby's 'Next Stage' Game Should Look Like Hopefully, it will work out, but Kirby and the Forgotten Land may need to stumble so a future game can run. Kirby was built for and operated under 2D rules for decades, so it's hard to say how natural putting him in a 3D environment will feel. However, by doing this, Kirby and t he Forgotten Land exposes itself to the pitfalls that many games before it have dealt with while transitioning to 3D. It seems like HAL Laboratory is really going as hard as it can for Kirby's big 3D platformer debut, as all of Kirby's signature mechanics are on display here, amidst a mysterious environment that is sure to hold story revelations.Īfter several side games and minigames experimenting with Kirby in 3D, it's a breath of fresh air to see a game actually commit to bringing Kirby to this medium.
Kirby is seen moving through an abandoned city, with an assortment of wide-open environments to run and jump through. Kirby and the Forgotten Land will be the first full 3D Kirby platformer, fulfilling the promise that Kirby Air Ride made on the Nintendo GameCube so many years ago. In yesterday's Nintendo Direct, it finally happened: Kirby has made the full jump to 3D.
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