Kirby's Toy Box
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Kirby's Toy Box[Japanese title] (カービィのおもちゃ箱) is a collection of 10 Kirby-themed mini-games that were broadcast on the Satellaview service of the Super Famicom in Japan, starting on February 8, 1996.[1][2]
The eight original games are ball-related, such as Baseball which involves a simple game of baseball, except that Kirby is substituted for the ball. The trial versions of Samurai Kirby and Megaton Punch were to promote the to-be-released [[Kirby Super Star|Template:KSS KFP]] soon after.
Games
| Japanese title | English translation | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ピンボール | Pinball | A pinball game. |
| 星くずし | Star Breaker | A Breakout-style game with stars as blocks instead. |
| ぐるぐるボール | Guru Guru Ball | |
| アレンジボール | Arrange Ball | |
| パチンコ | Pachinko | Based on the eponymous arcade game in Japan. |
| ベースボール | Baseball | A baseball game. |
| キャノンボール | Cannonball | |
| ボールラリー | Ball Rally | |
| 刹那の見斬りお試し版 | Samurai Kirby demo | A port of the eponymous sub-game from [[Kirby Super Star|Template:KSS KFP]]. |
| かちわりメガトンパンチお試し版 | Megaton Punch demo | A port of the eponymous sub-game from [[Kirby Super Star|Template:KSS KFP]]. |
The games aired daily in pairs (February 8 through 28 and then from March 7 onwards), with the two sub-games from [[Kirby Super Star|Template:KSS KFP]] starting on February 22, 1996.[3]
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Gallery
- Kirby Toy Box corkboard.png
Template:KSS KFP]] corkboard
Description of the mini-games and airing schedule report from Famimaga (1996, #4) magazine
Pre-release screenshots of the mini-games from Famitsu (1996, March 1st)
External links
- God-Bird.net list of Satellaview games
- Nico Nico Pedia article
- かびほし☆ fansite overview of each mini-game
References
- ↑ NOM - Nintendo of Japan
- ↑ 20th Anniversary - Hoshi no Kirby: Pupupu Taizen, pg. 59
- ↑ Family Computer Magazine (#4 1996)
