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Kirby no Omochabako

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Kirby no Omochabako
カービィのおもちゃ箱
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Developer(s): HAL Laboratory
Publisher(s): Nintendo, St. GIGA
Platform: Super Famicom (Satellaview)
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Japan: February 8, 1996
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©1996 Nintendo/©1996 HAL Laboratory

Kirby no Omochabako, meaning Kirby's Toy Box is a Kirby series side series of ten minigames, originally distributed via the Satellaview service hosted by Nintendo/St. GIGA. Although they are no longer officially available to download, an individual game can still be played a limited number of times for users who downloaded it on to an 8M Memory Pack.

Gameplay

The ten minigames include Baseball, Hoshi Kuzuri (translation: "Star Breaker"), Arrange Ball, Guru Guru Ball (translation: "(going around and around) Ball"), Pachinko, Pinball, Ball Rally, Cannonball as well as a demos of the Samurai Kirby and Megaton Punch sub-games from Kirby Super Star.

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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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