Kirby makes his debut on the DS with this 2D action game. In Kirby: Canvas Curse, it's up to you to use your magic wand (stylus pen) to guide the pink hero, stun enemies, and launch special attacks.

Kirby makes his debut on the DS with this 2D action game. In Kirby: Canvas Curse, it's up to you to use your magic wand (stylus pen) to guide the pink hero, stun enemies, and launch special attacks.

Kirby Canvas Curse is a game you will not want to miss. It was built from the ground up for the DS, and it shows. Everything takes full advantage of the hardware, ...

Reviewed on:Nintendo DS Publisher:Nintendo Developer:Hal Laboratory The Good:Has an open-concept style to the gameplay that puts the stylus to very good use. The Bad:A little on the short side and ...

Kirby Canvas Curse is one of the first platform games to take away traditional control over their on-screen character, yet at the same time give these players an entirely new way of maneuvering ...

Canvas Curse plays like a mix of touchy-feely pinball and a typical Kirby title. Our pink pal retains the ability to suck up enemies and steal their powers, but the twist here is making sure Kirby ...

Kirby: Canvas Curse works. Works. It’s… it’s so damn close to perfect it squeaks when you walk past it. Here’s the game for you: you have a pink ball, and you draw lines for it to roll along.

It's bizarre that Kirby and the Rainbow Curse even exists. As a sequel to Kirby: Canvas Curse, it borrows wholesale the mechanics of a game that successfully showed off the unique capabilities of ...

Kirby: Canvas Curse was one of the first games where the Nintendo DS really "clicked."It was a game that felt perfect for that system, and it really sold the DS's touch screen as a worthwhile ...

Also, Canvas Curse let you manipulate levels with the touchscreen just as much as Kirby. You’d be tapping switches and dazing enemies all while trying to keep Kirby alive. In Rainbow Curse, you ...

Nintendo revealed Kirby’s latest adventure, Kirby and the Rainbow Curse, during their digital event for E3 earlier this morning.The above trailer is a first look at the game.

When I was recently thinking about the current state of the DS, one game I kept returning to was Kirby: Canvas Curse. Or Kirby: Power Paintbrush. Or Touch! Kirby. Or whichever of its many names it ...