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Kirby's Block Ball

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Kirby's Block Ball
カービィのブロックボール
Kirby's Block Ball
Blockball.JPG
Australian boxart of Kirby's Block Ball
Developer(s): HAL Laboratory
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Publisher(s): Nintendo
Platform: Game Boy
Category: Breakout clone
Players: 1
Predecessor: Kirby's Avalanche
Successor: Kirby Super Star
Release dates
N. America: May 13, 1996
Japan: December 14, 1995
Europe: August 29, 1996
Australia: 1996
Ratings
ESRB: K-A
PEGI: 3+
USK: 0
ACB: G
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Kirby's Block Ball is a game in the Kirby series released for the Game Boy in 1995. It is a clone of the arcade game Breakout (or, by extension, Arkanoid), but features gameplay elements and an overall theme based on the Kirby platformers, notable additions to the classic Breakout gameplay being the ability to destroy enemies and copy their powers, as well as the possibility of simultaneously controlling multiple paddles in certain stages.

Like many other Game Boy games of its time, Kirby's Block Ball comes with pre-defined color palettes and a custom border when played using the Super Game Boy adapter.

Blurb

"Kirby's back with fast-paced, four-way action!

It's a breakaway bash in this wild new Kirby game of Block Ball! By destroying the blocks on the screen, you clear stages and obtain powers that help in your final confrontation with King Dedede.

Paddles on all four sides of the screen make this an instense four-way action contest. Your quick reactions, and your careful use of Kirby's powers will determine your ultimate fate!"

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Kirby's Dream Land • Adventure (Nightmare in Dream Land) • Dream Land 2 • Super Star (Ultra) • Dream Land 3 • 64: The Crystal Shards • Amazing Mirror • Squeak Squad • Return to Dream Land (Deluxe) • Triple Deluxe • Planet Robobot • Star Allies • Forgotten Land

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