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Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards (2000)

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Let's Play

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This video is where I show a bunch of things you can do in Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards, those include Mini-Games, the theatre, where you can view cutscenes, and many other things this game has, the main one I am showing is the minigames.
At the start of the video, I show a bunch of secrets, the first one is the battle with 02, when you pause the game, instead of "Try Again", it says "Tough It Out!", and you cannot quit that fight.
Then the Theatre, and this is where you can view cutscenes, and one cutscene I show in this video is the False Ending, which you get after defeating Miracle Matter, but you have not collected all of the Crystal Shards.
For other options, there is Settings, Sound Check, and Enemy Info, the cards you can pick up after completing the level gives you information about various enemies in this game, including bosses, but the main thing I show in this video is Mini-Games, this is the multiplayer mode in this game, there are three different Mini-Games to choose from, and you can play as Kirby, Waddle Dee, Adeleine, and King Dedede, and there are four difficulty levels, Easy, Normal, Hard, and Intense, you unlock the difficulty levels after completing a Mini-Game in that difficulty.
The first one is 100-Yard Hop, which plays the Gourmet Race theme from Kirby Super Star, which was remixed for the stage Dream Land in Super Smash Bros., to play that Mini-Game, press A to hop one space, or B to hop two spaces, but there are obstacles that have different effects, like sending the player back to their previous position, or cause players to trip over.
The next one is Bumper Crop Bump, fruit will fall from the trees, and you have to catch them, and you can bump into other players, and on higher difficulty levels, bombs can fall, and that will cause you to drop all of the fruit collected, and the more fruit collected, the slower the character moves.
The last one is Checkerboard Chase, which takes place on an 8x8 board, and you press A to create a shockwave that causes any blocks in its path to fall, and when a player falls, they lose a life, and if the player falls five times, they will be eliminated, the blocks do respawn after a bit of time.
There is Boss Battles, where you fight the bosses of this game, but there is a difference, Kirby does not have any Copy Ability, and you do not restore your health, and the later boss fights can be really hard, so it is more about seeing how far you go in Boss Battles.

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