You Can Go Home Again – GeekDad Reviews ‘Kirby’s Return to Dream Land Deluxe’
‘Kirby’s Return to Dream Land Deluxe’ is an all-you-can-eat buffet that certainly hits the spot.
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GeekDad Preview: ‘Kirby’s Return to Dream Land Deluxe’
‘Kirby’s Return to Dream Land Deluxe’ packs even more fun into an old family favorite.
‘Kirby and the Forgotten Land’ Is an Experience to Remember
With an impressive array of old friends, new enemies, and an exciting, expansive world at the ready, ‘Kirby and the Forgotten Land’ is another out-of-this-world addition to ‘Kirby’ canon.
‘Kirby and the Forgotten Land’ Is Off to a Great Start (And You Can Play the Demo Today!)
This week I was afforded an early look at ‘Kirby and the Forgotten Land’ and—once I finally managed to pull myself away from ‘Triangle Strategy’—I’ve really been enjoying the title.
The Family Fun and Multiplayer Mayhem of ‘Super Kirby Clash’
‘Super Kirby Clash’ shines in local multiplayer; the only thing really holding it back is its slant toward in-game purchases.
Slow and Steady: GeekDad Reviews ‘Kirby’s Extra Epic Yarn’
Wii classic ‘Kirby’s Epic Yarn’ is back on the Nintendo 3DS as ‘Kirby’s Extra Epic Yarn,’ and while this new iteration shows a bit of wear at the seams (pun fully intended), it’s still a fun and fluffy Kirby adventure for the whole family.
What About Your Friends? – GeekDad Reviews ‘Kirby Star Allies’
‘Kirby Star Allies’ proves itself yet another reason to love the Nintendo Switch.
New ‘Kirby’ and ‘Dragon Quest’ Titles Offer Something Different
Normally, my family relies on copious Q4 releases to see us through the first few lean months of the new year. But in 2018, something different happened. In 2018, ‘Kirby Battle Royale’ and ‘Dragon Quest Builders’ made their way into our lives, and they have since dominated our playtime.
Review – Kamandi Challenge #12: Jack “King” Kirby
The last boy on Earth…meets the last girl on Earth? It’s all part of King Kirby’s plan.
DC Reviews – August 30, 2017: Happy 100th, Jack “King” Kirby
Tribute issues to Jack “King” Kirby plus the returns of Bombshells are the highlights this week.
Every Geek Household Needs a Copy of ‘Kirby: King of Comics’
There is no better way to celebrate Jack ‘King’ Kirby’s 100th birthday than this book.
DC This Week – A Kirby Character Returns
The Allreds bring a Kirby character (or two) back in style, while ‘Future Quest’ ends its first story spectacularly. Also, ‘New Super-Man’ and a new Flash race, and Wonder Woman goes danger dating.
10 Things Parents Should Know About ‘Kirby: Planet Robobot’
HAL Laboratory’s pink puffball is back to save the day the only way he knows how—by literally devouring his unfortunate enemies—but, this time, he also turns their very own tech against them. Say domo arigato to Mr. Roboboto!
A Powerful New Video From Kirby Krackle
Yesterday Kirby Krackle released a new video for the track “The Day My Powers Arrived” from their latest full-length, ‘Mutate, Baby!’
‘Kirby’ Goes Clay, ‘Pokémon’ Goes Free-To-Play
Once again I find that one company is monopolizing my meager daily allotment of gaming time, and once again that company is Nintendo. The Big N has recently released a pair of games from two of its prized first-party franchises, and, try as I might, I just can’t get enough.
Kirby and the Rainbow Curse is a Clay-Ful Family Adventure
Kirby and the Rainbow Curse’s clay effect is done so well that it’s a shame to see it only on the GamePad’s small screen.
More 3DS Must-Haves — Mario Golf: World Tour and Kirby: Triple Deluxe
If you have a Nintendo 3DS and $60(ish) of disposable income, stop reading this right now and go buy both Mario Golf: World Tour and Kirby: Triple Deluxe. Despite the system’s already stellar library, the 3DS continues to rack up additional hits, but these two new first-party releases prove that Nintendo is still the true master of their hardware.
Warm Up With Kirby Krackle and The Doubleclicks
Though we’re still three weeks away from the official start of winter, the cold weather seems to have gotten here early for many of us. The recent chilly nights served to remind me of one of my favorite seasonal releases, this Star Wars-inspired gem from Kirby Krackle and The Doubleclicks.
Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Countdown: Day 22: Jack "King" Kirby
Jack “King” Kirby, who would have been 96 years old last week, was the visual architect of the Marvel Universe, including SHIELD.
Kirby Krackle, The Doubleclicks Present the New Sound of Nerd
Sounds Like You and Lasers and Feelings are not only great albums, they are important albums. They are indicative of a shifting paradigm within the geek music meta-community that runs simultaneously complementary and counter to the integration of nerdier fare into the broader entertainment world.
Go to "Grandma's House" With Kirby Krackle
To help celebrate the impending awesome that is their upcoming full-length Sounds Like You, Kirby Krackle has just dropped the album’s first single, “Grandma’s House.”
Classic Simon & Kirby Science Fiction
It’s no big surprise that I’m a huge fan of pulp science fiction. I love the rayguns, the rockets, the aliens, and all the other tacky (but not at the time!) technology. I love movies, comics, magazines, and books… all of it. Men breathing on Mars? I can accept that. Rockets zooming from Earth to Pluto in minutes? Not a problem. Guns that shoot fire instead of lasers? Why not?
The (Other) Hunger Games: Kirby’s Dream Collection for Nintendo Wii
If Mario is Nintendo’s Mickey Mouse then surely Kirby is its Goofy; he’s a distinctive second banana with a history and appeal that’s all his own, but still a character that’s been slow to break through to true icon status.
The GeekDad Nintendo Pre-Holiday Extravaganza – Win a copy of Kirby Mass Attack and a DSi XL
We GeekDads like to think that we have holiday spirit to spare. So much so that this year, even before we roll out our annual 12 Days of Geekmas giveaway, we are featuring yet another amazing promotion compliments of our …
Kirby Krackle’s E For Everyone is Geek Rock Perfection (GeekDad Wayback Machine)
While I am famed (and I use the term loosely) for my love of nerdcore hip-hop, my own musical history skews much more toward punk rock and power pop. As such, I am easily as big a fan of acts …
GeekDad Guitar Lesson: “Ring Capacity” by Kirby Krackle
With the Green Lantern movie currently in theaters, it just makes sense to work on “Ring Capacity” by Kirby Krackle this week. The band has lots of great songs about comic book characters and video games, so be sure to …
Review: Kirby’s Epic Yarn Is As Epic As Advertised!
When I was but a young geekling Public Enemy implored me not to believe the hype. This is a lesson that I took to heart. Since then I have made every effort to neither drink the Kool-Aid nor count my …
Kirby Krackle’s E For Everyone is Geek Rock Perfection
While I am famed (and I use the term loosely) for my love of nerdcore hip-hop, my own musical history skews much more toward punk rock and power pop. As such, I am easily as big a fan of acts …
Comics Geek: Unearthed Jack Kirby!
O my lord. Never before reprinted early Jack Kirby monster comics have been scanned and posted over at Monster Blog. The stories are from the late 1950s and early 1960s – right at the time of many of the classic Kirby superheroes we all know and love. Beyond the fact that this is a Jack […]
On a Role – GeekDad Reviews ‘Princess Peach: Showtime!’
‘Princess Peach: Showtime!’ does away with the weepy, emotionally fragile Peach of old in favor of strong, self-assured protagonist who, like Chaka Khan and Whitney Houston before her, is every woman.