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Between Kirby cruising down rainbows and the recent influx of eShop announcements, you could say Nintendo's on a roll in more ways than one. Random Nintendo shares full impressions of Kirby and the Rainbow Curse, discusses the next wave of must-play eShop indie games, and assess Nintendos progress in the indie scene as a whole.

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Dustin Spencer from Capsule Computers writes "Kirby may have had a great number of releases, but Nintendo have waited a bit before having the lovable mascot debut on the Wii U. Maybe the reasoning behind that was due to the development of Smash, but its also because Kirby titles have to have nothing but quality before releasing and while the platforming is great, HAL have always enjoyed putting our pink hero in new situations with gimmicks galore. After Return to Dreamland and Triple Deluxe brought us more foundation for the franchise, Kirby and the Rainbow Curse calls for something more unique. Utilizing the same mechanics as Kirbys Canvas Curse and Yoshis Touch and Go, this release is out to please visually, with a bit of a sturdier challenge than before. How does it fare for the Wii U? "

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Playing with perceptions

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Marcus Estrada writes: "When a game suggests it's "Zelda meets Don't Starve" folks simply have to pay attention. Those are exactly the first games used as comparison for Deadwood: The Forgotten Curse which has just landed on Kickstarter. Developed by Steamroller Studios, this looks to be a very unique take on the survival/strategy zombie genre. You see, in the realm of Knottington most everything seems to relate to wood. Protagonist Lathe is made of wood (but also a great young inventor). Even the zombies, or deadwood, are wooden beings hungry stealing sap from the living."

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Curve Digital has announced that its bringing Four Sided Fantasy, an indie puzzle platformer from Logan Feith, to the Xbox One, PS4, Wii U, PS3, and Vita in 2016. The team hopes to launch the console version day and date with the PC, button official date has yet to be named.

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Deadwood: The Forgotten Curse is a new adventure game that features a woodling named Lathe and a stone golem named Roguard. During the day, players will need to scavenge for resources and night, you'll have to fend off a horde of wooden zombies, known as Deadwood. Players will also get a chance to craft various weapons and defenses to aid them during the night. Deadwood: The Forgotten Curse is currently on Kickstarter.

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On this edition of my let's play series "Hanging with HA", I play the newly released "Kirby and the Rainbow Curse" for Wii U!