Kirby's debut on the Switch is a vibrant and fun game that's best played with friends. It's cheerful, colourful and its blend of new and old mechanics works, but it's missing the inventive spark that separates good Kirby games from great ones.

Kirby’s Blowout Blast is the very definition of short and sweet. It’s a lunchtime diversion, that doesn’t pack any surprises but does at least have a somewhat addictive speed-running nature if you’re not easily distracted.

Sometimes you need a hero, says the trailer for a new Kirby game. The pink ball of …whatever the hell he’s made out of is coming to a new game for the Switch that has the power-stealing pink blob team up with 3 friends to take on what I’m sure is a great Evil.

What Kirby: Planet Robobot lacks in challenge it makes up for in engrossing platforming, making it an exceptional 3DS title

Kirby might look cute and fluffy from the outside, but he's not a pink ball you want to mess with.

Kirby, the lovable, gluttonous pink blob makes his freshman debut (in his own game!) on the Wii U.

Kirby And The Rainbow Curse returns the little pink blob fella to a Nintendo home console. And so far, scores are kind of mixed.

Nintendo's Amiibo have been selling like hotcakes around the world, so which are the ones that will become big collectible items?