Hello everybody! Konisbored here, getting you out of your miserable boring day. This is my first LP as promised in the update video, Kirby: Nightmare In Dreamland, a remake of Kirbys Adventure (NES, 1993). :D\r
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In this episode, we face off with the big bad, head-honcho of the events of the game: King Dedede! As an epic remix of SSBMs Fountain Of Dreams plays (which is a remix of SSBs Dreamland theme, which in turn is a remix of KSS Gourmet Race -_-), Kirby faces off with his nemesis for the final Star Rod piece at the sacred Fountain Of Dreams. However, Dedede seems to be winning! Worse still, it seems as if somethings wrong with the Fountain Of Dreams.Could this be Dream Lands worst nightmare?\r
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Playlist: \r
Pieces of the Star Rod gained - 7 out of 7 :)\r
Deaths: 0 :)\r
Happiness level is :D (depends on how often I rage in the video)\r
Video thumbnail credits: Sprites/BGs courtesy of Kirby Wikia, Spriters Resource (ripped by Frario, Drshnaps), made and edited by Microsoft Paint and GIMP.\r
Game credits: Made/Developed by HAL Laboratory & Nintendo.\r
Recording/Editing Software: Bandicam 1.9.0.397, Visual Boy Advance-M 1.8.0-SVN, Turtle Beach PC Ear Force ZL (Mike)\r
Leave a like or subscribe if you enjoy the video! :D\r
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Video Timestamps:\r
***Level 7, Rainbow Resort*** [0:00]\r
Rainbow Resort Boss - King Dedede [0:15]\r
***Level 8, The Fountain Of Dreams*** [1:32]\r
Fountain Of Dreams Boss - Nightmare Orb [1:52]\r
Final Boss - Nightmare Wizard [3:26]\r
Normal Mode 100% complete screen [5:50]\r
Ending Story [6:34]\r
Credits [8:09]\r
***Title Screen***\r
Intro [10:42]\r
Main Menu - 10:53, 12:20\r
Story [11:29]\r
Closing Like/Subscribe Statements [12:55]\r
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Copy Abilities featured in this video:\r
Star Rod Ability! - 2:05\r
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