The biggest reason for the jealously, though, is because McAfee can do whatever he wants. ESPN can’t control McAfee. McAfee can have on all the non-ESPN people he wants. McAfee can curse.

Unlike previous Kirby video games, Kirby and the Rainbow Curse is set in a clay style world. Players will use the Wii U GamePad touch screen to create rainbow ropes to guide Kirby around obstacles ...

Angry Kirby was once an unlikely poster child for the difference between Japanese and American sensibilities. When home in Japan, Kirby’s joyful, round face was rarely seen without a welcoming ...

With this update, the developers have added items like Cursed Fingers and Six Eyes, which are essential to evolve the new units, including Gojo and Itadori. So, if you’re wondering how to get cursed ...

The latest and exclusive Kirby and the Rainbow Curse coverage from DualShockers.

When Nintendo first showed off Kirby and the Rainbow Curse, I was both excited and puzzled. While I couldn’t wait for a return to the game play of Kirby Canvas Curse, I found it odd that Nintendo ...

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.

Kirby and the Rainbow Curse is simple to pick up and play but difficult to master. It's fun, but weirdly out of place on the Wii U, since your attention is always on the GamePad touch screen.

Kirby and the Rainbow Curse is a slight game - some 28 levels spread out across seven worlds that can be seen through in an afternoon - but it's generous with its ideas.

Kirby and the Rainbow Curse Review An enjoyable little platformer with a unique spin; though a tad basic Posted by Stephen LaGioia on April 6, 2015 - 9:40pm EST ...

“Kirby and the Rainbow Curse” looks absolutely amazing. Its unique blend of Claymation and CGI gives the game a fabulous, colorful look that’s much more consistently appealing than other games like ...