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Hands-On: Kirby Air Riders may be deceptively deep despite its simple controls
As anyone who’s played the original GameCube title Kirby Air Ride will know, there’s no need to accelerate in this game. Steering left and right is all that’s needed, while the B button brakes. Holding this button also builds a speed boost, so the general strategy is to brake-slide around corners then let go to boost before you slow to a stop.
Kirby Air Riders' Returning Fan-Favorite City Trial Mode To Allow Up To 16 Players In Online Lobbies
In today's Nintendo Direct, director Masahiro Sakurai confirmed that City Trial will be making a comeback with improvements ...
Masahiro Sakurai's bizarre, deceptively complex Nintendo Switch 2 racer recalls Mario Kart, Mario Party, and Super Smash Bros. I got to take it for a test drive ahead of its November 20 release.
What do you know about Kirby? Well, he's round, he's pink. And he can suck up and eat just about anything, and steal whatever ...
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