Acmlm's Board - I2 Archive - General Gaming - Kirby: Canvas Curse
| User | Post |
KATW
Posts: 2939/3959 |
Errr... hmmm... well... 
I always found paint panic quite easy, though there is the occasional close dots that screw you up no matter what.
Pretty much if you can make it to the end, then youll get somewhere in the B-A range. AAA is if you can get a lot of one-liners. If you forget where to go, its better to just stop and start again, rather than taking a hit (Makes the bombs move faster). Plus, practicing on the lower levels does help. If you can get a consistant B-A there, then level 3 is just like doing it 10 times in a row 
This is coming from someone with a AAA rank (Rainbow Master, yes I have no life  )), so... trust me, k?  Aim for like, 35000 points, that should be enough. |
Alastor the Stylish
Posts: 6778/7620 |
Aargh. I got the game four days ago, right? I've gotten every medal except the one you get for A-Ranking level 3 of Paint Panic. Thing is, I suck at that minigame so fricking much. I mean, in Cart Run I've got A. In Block Attack my highest attained rank is AA. Paint Panic? H. Stupid unsteady hands...
10 days is not a terrible bump. |
Yoronosuku
Posts: 232/502 |
This game. . . I love it so this is the reason I own a DS, for a brilliant work like this. I would totaly recomend it to everyone! |
KATW
Posts: 2902/3959 |
Originally posted by Juggling Joker
I hear it's like every other Kirby game in existence: so easy it makes babies cry... unless you're going for 100% completion, which makes it about 500 times harder. Any truth to this?
Yes, you can speed through this game... but thats not even 1/5 of the fun 
100 percent completion IS harder let me tell you... Im only at like, 55 right now and 10 hours.... and its more like 365 times harder |
Juggling Joker
Posts: 916/1033 |
I hear it's like every other Kirby game in existence: so easy it makes babies cry... unless you're going for 100% completion, which makes it about 500 times harder. Any truth to this? |
cpubasic13
Posts: 1163/1346 |
This game is excellent. I am only on World... 6, I believe and I still have a lot to do.
It is just fun. While I thought it would be like Yoshi Touch & Go (which it is kind of like it), it is a whole lot better than that. You have copy abilities and the classic Kirby enemies in it. Plus, the graphics are beyond extraordinary. They are just unbelievable. Who knew 2D games could have this good quality of graphics. The music is just what I expected it to be, but there are also the classic songs in Sound Test if you unlock them.
Line Trial is my only bad thing... I use too many lines at times...
Colin: If that is true (I am not doubting it one bit), then this game isn't coming out of my DS until I get Animal Crossing.
Yes, a good game. While it is simple to play, it is difficult to master. Worth buying, as you will probably be playing this whenever you aren't playing a console game. |
Colin
Posts: 8740/11302 |
Basically I read that someone had completed the game (from start to finish) and only had about 18% of the game completed.
Translation: Yeah. The game's deep.
Obviously won't be trying it anytime soon but it seems like a lot of people are calling this one of the better DS games - and one that actually uses the stylus effectively. |
KATW
Posts: 2895/3959 |
"Paint a pretty picture"
But that isnt all that you are doing in this game... KCC has been a very fun, challenging, and extremely colorful game so far.
Now, I havent completely beaten it yet... but from what I have seen and unlocked, everything just gets more fun as it goes on. The levels have some wonderful graphics quality expected from any Kirby game, with each world getting its own unique look. The controls are quick to pick up, but hard to master. Sure you can make Kirby roll from point A to point B, but can you do it with flair, and with enough ink?
Special things associated with Kirby have made a re-appearance in this game as well. Minigames that are fun, yet challenging. Can you get through a level with the least ink used as possible, or be a speed painter, and get Kirby though the level as fast as possible.
Theres even the boss battle mode, even though they arent traditional boss battles There is a scoring system, so you can try and beat your score that you got last time. One of them is like speed connect the dots... you never realized how much fun that could be.
Songs are remixed versions of songs from past previous games. Youll recognise the familiar tunes underneath the bulk of all the freshness. And yes, sound test is there for all of you hopeful listeners.
There are unlockables as well. Medals obtained in levels and trial modes act like coins. The more expensive the item, the more medals it will take. Theres even some ?? ones I have yet to unlock.
In the short 7 hours I have had the game, its apparent to me that this is a masterpiece, a work of art, a most beautiful collage (alright, Ill stop the art puns) of innovation, fun, and challenge any Kirby game brings.
This is definately a game to check out if you can... and Im not just saying that because Im a Kirby fan |
|
