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Kirby Air Ride
カービィのエアライド
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Developer(s): HAL Laboratory
Publisher(s): Nintendo
Platform: Nintendo GameCube
Category: Racing
Players: 1-4
Predecessor: N/A
Successor: N/A
Release dates
N. America: October 13, 2003
Japan: July 11, 2003
Ratings
ESRB: E
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Kirby Air Ride is a game in the Kirby series released for the Nintendo GameCube in 2003. It was the only game in the series to be released for the console, as well as the only racing game in the series.


Blurb

Prepare for fast and furious racing action as Kirby hits Warpstar speed! Use ultra-simple controls to race and battle your pals in one of three hectic game modes!

Kirby's Ready to Ride!

Gameplay

Unlike most racing games, Kirby Air Ride is simple. Use the control stick to steer and A to brake, charging and sucking up enemies.

Most of the game revolves around vehicles, primarily the Warpstar.

Development

Kirby Air Ride was formally in development for the Nintendo 64, but was never released. This version, in turn, was developed from a prototype of a 3D sequel to Kirby's Dream Course, called Kirby Ball 64 (sometimes mistranslated as Kirby Bowl 64).

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Main series

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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