This game is considered a major turning point in the Kirby Series. This is probabnly due to the many "firsts" that the game achieved. Some of these include: Worldwide knowledge of Kirby's pink coloration, introduction of Copy Abilities, as well as the first appearances of Meta Knight and Mr. Shine and Mr. Bright. I could go on and on about the features of which this game pioneered, but it's probably best that I get on to the review.

The graphics are a 10 due to these being some of the best graphics that I have ever seen. There is lots of detail in the foreground as well as the background of the game's stages. The sound's a 8 due to the awesome music in the game (strangely, not including King DeDeDe's well-known theme). Addictiveness is a 10 due to its myriad of things to do, as well as its fun factor that will keep you playing for hours. The story's a 10 because it does what it is meant to do: be short and sweet, but advance the game along. Essentially, the story is this: The Dream Landers cannot dream because The Dream Spring that allows dreams to be dreamt is without its power source: the Star Rod. King DeDeDe broke it into 6 peices and gave them to his underlings (who also function as bosses of levels), and Kirby tries to retrieve the peices. Depth is a 10 due to the many secret passages to find in the game as well as 4 game-exclusive sub-games. The difficulty is a 3 due to the fact that this game is actually (in my opinion) is easier than the previous game, Kirby's Dream Land.

Sounds good; I like Kirby so I'll probably play it. 

Great game really loved the way it played and the graphics weren't too bad at all, not a bad play at all, everyone should give it one try at some point, it least once, great game overall, just not a 5 out of 5 though.