If you've been eagerly waiting for the latest Kirby game, you might have noticed footage and screenshots for the game have been appearing online, even though the game is a few days away from launch. That's because Kirby and the Forgotten Land has leaked online. Shortly after the game was uploaded to pirate sites, the review embargo for the game lifted, where it currently sits at an 8.4/10. Please remember that as always, sharing warez is against the site rules.

 

[M7L7NK7]

$80 for a 7 hour game yeah fuck off nintendo

It's a game for children, what do you expect

 

[iLL wiLL]

this game is similar to super Mario odessey were kirby can swallow different items and become that item he swallows kinda like mario transforming into different items...even some of the levels are mario like....but I like this version of kirby it being 3d instead of 2d makes it so much more fun. I wouldn't be surprised if there was mario oddessey 2 coming out this year! and finally super Mario galaxy 2 ultimate which is coming out this may finally.this is gonna be a good year for the switch!!! star fox and Zelda botw 2, and metroid prime trilogy.....can't wait!!!

 

[omgcat]

Would you rather spend $300 on a Switch which can only be used for a gaming or $300 on a PC which can be used to play those games and a whole load of other things? When people only have so much money, they will be thinking of the value they can get out of everything they buy, even if the legality of certain things is not so good.

$300 isn't even gonna get you half way through a gfx card, let alone a decent pc...

 

[SonicRings]

It's a game for children, what do you expect

A lower price tag.

 

[omgcat]

A lower price tag.

adjusted for inflation, games are pretty damn cheap compared to the mid 2000's. a game that cost $49.99 in 2005 would cost 72.62 now. so game running 59.99 is actually cheaper than a game in 2005. while the prices of games have gone up, they have not gone up to scale with inflation.

 

[SonicRings]

adjusted for inflation, games are pretty damn cheap compared to the mid 2000's. a game that cost $49.99 in 2005 would cost 72.62 now. so game running 59.99 is actually cheaper than a game in 2005. while the prices of games have gone up, they have not gone up to scale with inflation.

Yeah okay but I can still get a similar quality game for considerably less on other platforms today so I'm not sure why you're bringing inflation into the equation.

And I'm not sure where you're getting a price of $60 from. If you saw my screenshot on the previous pages, it's $90. So even with your argument of inflation, it's still more expensive.

 

[omgcat]

Yeah okay but I can still get a similar quality game for considerably less on other platforms today so I'm not sure why you're bringing inflation into the equation.

And I'm not sure where you're getting a price of $60 from. If you saw my screenshot on the previous pages, it's $90. So even with your argument of inflation, it's still more expensive.

sucks that canada's currency value dropped like a stone. nintendo's games have ALWAYS held their value more than other game devs. i remember selling my copies of soul silver and heart gold for 50% more than i bought them for, 2 years after release. canadians are getting robbed for game prices right now, so i understand where you are coming from.

 

[peter8]

bad for the toymaker, but good for Beta collectors also in the future, maybe there are differences to the final version would be great.