Kirby's Dream Course was re-released on the Wii, Wii U, and New Nintendo 3DS Virtual Consoles.

It was released in Japan on September 21, 1994, in North America on February 1, 1995, and in Europe on August 24, 1995. Kirby's Dream Course is a golf-themed Kirby game developed by HAL Laboratory and Nintendo EAD and published by Nintendo for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) as the first Kirby game for the system. Kirby's Dream Collection Special Edition.On top of planning each shot's power and trajectory, players had to make smart use of Kirby's 10 Copy Abilities.

To complete a hole, players had to defeat every enemy on the field and drop ball-shaped Kirby into the cup. Kirby gets a birdie.This golf-inspired game pitted one to two players against eight outlandish courses. Being a fan of miniature golf (C'mon, admit it!) will also help you love this wildly amusing game.

It's just as fun as the previous titles, with lots of color and kooky gameplay. Kirby and his special powers are everywhere, barreling through trees, skimming off the surface of water, and blowing up enemies.īut if you like the Kirby series, there's nothing else you need to know about Dream Course. If you're not a Kirby fan, you'll definitely miss the hole with this game. Cute music and funny special effects accompany every shot, and though they're not for everybody, the sounds do enhance the game. Bright, colorful, and funny, the visuals are faithful to the Kirby tradition established on the NES and Game Boy. The graphics are just what you'd expect from this puff ball. Sometimes you'll swear you sunk a putt only to see the ball glance off the rim. Shooting accurately can be tricky, however. He can also power up to destroy obstacles, run clear of sand traps, and float gently right into the hole. The controls are simple: You aim Kirby and plan his trajectory. Bank shots to take out as many enemies as possible. Use the rebounding retainer wall to your advantage.

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