Kirby and the Rainbow Curse isn't a traditional Kirby game. It is instead a sequel to 2005's Nintendo DS title, Kirby: Canvas Curse. In that game, players used the stylus and touch screen to draw rainbow paths to guide Kirby through the level. A decade...

North American Kirby box art vs. Japanese Kirby box art. Values dissonance or cultural dissonance? Whatever you want to refer to it as, Kirby Triple Deluxe director Shinya Kumazaki has explained why the Japanese box arts for Kirby games vary so greatly...