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''Kirby & | ''Kirby & The Amazing Mirror'' is a sidescrolling platformer game. It also possesses a multiplayer mode and can be played by up to four players simultaneously. The players then control all of the four Kirbies and journey together. When there are not enough players, the Kirbies will be controlled by the artificial intelligence. The main objective of the game is to defeat all the bosses and collect all eight mirror shards in order to save [[Meta Knight]]. While doing this, Kirby can explore Mirror World freely. The game is non-linear, which means that the levels can be played in any order, as long as {{realMe}} finds the entrance beforehand. The whole world stretches like a giant labyrinth with many links interconnecting the different areas. To help {{realMe}} to not get lost, Kirby can find several maps during his adventure. The maps are hidden in [[treasure chests]], along with many other items that can be collected. To reach a treasure chest, {{realMe}} often needs to solve puzzles, using Kirby's [[Copy Ability|abilities]]. | ||
There are four Kirbies that travel the Mirror World. When controlled by the computer, though, the four Kirbies usually split and venture separately. However, sometimes Kirby needs their help, for example to move heavy blocks. In such cases he can call them with his [[cellphone]] by pressing the '''R Button''', which instantly transfers them to his current location, provided Kirby hasn't exhausted the cellphone's [[batteries]] by calling too often. The other Kirbies will then help him out. He can also use the same cellphone to call a [[Warp Star]] by using the '''L Button'''. The Warp Star then transports him back to the destroyed mirror on [[Rainbow Route]]. | There are four Kirbies that travel the Mirror World. When controlled by the computer, though, the four Kirbies usually split and venture separately. However, sometimes Kirby needs their help, for example to move heavy blocks. In such cases he can call them with his [[cellphone]] by pressing the '''R Button''', which instantly transfers them to his current location, provided Kirby hasn't exhausted the cellphone's [[batteries]] by calling too often. The other Kirbies will then help him out. He can also use the same cellphone to call a [[Warp Star]] by using the '''L Button'''. The Warp Star then transports him back to the destroyed mirror on [[Rainbow Route]]. | ||