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'''''Kid Kirby''''' was a cancelled Kirby game that would have been developed by Scottish developers DMA Design. Ltd. (now known as Rockstar North). The game was to feature an infant Kirby, sporting a pink curl. It also would have been controlled by the SNES mouse. | '''''Kid Kirby''''' was a cancelled Kirby game that would have been developed by Scottish developers DMA Design. Ltd. (now known as Rockstar North). The game was to feature an infant Kirby, sporting a pink curl. It also would have been controlled by the SNES mouse. | ||
Not much else is known about the game in general, but it was likely cancelled due to the | Not much else is known about the game in general, but it was likely cancelled due to the poor sales of the SNES mouse, and the game reportedly not functioning well with it.<ref>[http://www.unseen64.net/2008/11/15/kid-kirby-snes-cancelled/ Unseen 64 article]</ref>. As a result, the game was cancelled and has not been dumped online in any way. Out of all the unfinished Kirby games, this one has the least information available, with only a few sprites from the game being available<ref>[https://www.flickr.com/photos/mikedailly/sets/72157602112466044/ Various sprites from the game]</ref>. | ||
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Revision as of 12:16, 19 November 2016
A pre-rendered screenshot from the game.
Status: Lost
Kid Kirby was a cancelled Kirby game that would have been developed by Scottish developers DMA Design. Ltd. (now known as Rockstar North). The game was to feature an infant Kirby, sporting a pink curl. It also would have been controlled by the SNES mouse.
Not much else is known about the game in general, but it was likely cancelled due to the poor sales of the SNES mouse, and the game reportedly not functioning well with it.[1]. As a result, the game was cancelled and has not been dumped online in any way. Out of all the unfinished Kirby games, this one has the least information available, with only a few sprites from the game being available[2].