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'''''Kirby Slide''''', also known as '''''Kirby Puzzle'''''<ref>e-Reader menu</ref>, is a simple, eight-block [[wikipedia:sliding puzzle|sliding puzzle]] that was released as an [[nwiki:E-Reader|e-Reader]] title on [[Game Boy Advance]]. Its card was bundled with the December 2003 issues of ''Nintendo Power'' and ''Tips & Tricks'', and given away at Toys "R" Us stores. This game was made to promote ''[[Kirby: Right Back at Ya!]]'', and the sliding puzzle is even based on [[Kirby]]'s main artwork from the series. | '''''Kirby Slide''''', also known as '''''Kirby Puzzle'''''<ref>e-Reader menu</ref>, is a simple, eight-block [[wikipedia:sliding puzzle|sliding puzzle]] that was released as an [[nwiki:E-Reader|e-Reader]] title on [[Game Boy Advance]]. Its card was bundled with the December 2003 issues of ''Nintendo Power'' and ''Tips & Tricks'', and given away at Toys "R" Us stores. This game was made to promote ''[[Kirby: Right Back at Ya!]]'', and the sliding puzzle is even based on [[Kirby]]'s main artwork from the series. | ||
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- This article is about an e-Reader game made by 4Kids Entertainment, and should not be confused with KIRBY-e.
Kirby Slide, also known as Kirby Puzzle[1], is a simple, eight-block sliding puzzle that was released as an e-Reader title on Game Boy Advance. Its card was bundled with the December 2003 issues of Nintendo Power and Tips & Tricks, and given away at Toys "R" Us stores. This game was made to promote Kirby: Right Back at Ya!, and the sliding puzzle is even based on Kirby's main artwork from the series.
After completing the puzzle, the game displays a simple congratulatory message, and then offers the player to either restart the puzzle or quit back into the e-Reader menu.
Gallery
"Kirby Slide Card" included on a magazine flyer
Front view of the card
Back view of the card
The completed puzzle
Congratulatory message
References
- ↑ e-Reader menu
