Nintendo has witnessed a great year so far. While Pokemon Legends: Arceus is performing phenomenally in sales, the company is already preparing for yet another Switch exclusive next month. And it’s none other than Kirby and the Forgotten Land.
While the game is in trend, thanks to some creatively amazing strategies by Nintendo, the publisher just came up with yet another interesting announcement. As Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, Nintendo also decided to do something sweet for the fans to celebrate the season of love.
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Nintendo: fans have mixed feelings about Valentine’s Day-themed cards
For the uninitiated, Kirby and the Forgotten Land is an upcoming Nintendo title, which is developed by HAL Laboratory. It’s going to be the seventeenth overall installment in the Kirby franchise. However, it will be the first 3D game in the series so far, when not taking the spin-offs into account.
Now coming onto Nintendo’s Valentine’s Day-themed initiative, it posted an interesting tweet on its main account recently. While revealing four different cards based on Kirby and the Forgotten Land, Nintendo wanted the fans to choose one of them for their loved ones. The cards were meant to be for two players.
Simply put, Nintendo wanted the fans to offer or dedicate one card to their partners who would join them in the game.
Let your Player 2 know how you feel with this range of Valentine’s cards featuring #Kirby! pic.twitter.com/cXpX5POgfL
— Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) February 11, 2022
However, Valentine’s Day-themed tweet turned out to be a little too much for some users. Because many of them, sadly, didn’t have a partner as they were single. Eventually, they expressed their feelings of loneliness to Nintendo. “I don’t have a…..player 2,” wrote one fan.
I don't have a…..player 2 😔
— Aiden139 (@AidenRS139) February 11, 2022
Thanks Nintendo for reminding me that I'm still single 👍
— SuperGamerGuy64 (@NSuperGamerGuy) February 11, 2022
Can't wait to send this to my nonexistent GF pic.twitter.com/UIjH37qvPV
— Tristan (@TOrlando478) February 11, 2022
Bold of you to assume I have anyone to give these to pic.twitter.com/vWpAqq7L2q
— TheNCSmaster (@TheNCSmaster) February 11, 2022
All I got is internet friends, Nintendo. Lol
— MeeMeeCandy777 (@princessdarwin1) February 11, 2022
I ain’t got no player two 🥲
— Crismotic (@Crismotic_) February 11, 2022
If I had a P2 by now don’t you think I’d be able to share with them instead of being reminded of my depressing life
— Instinctive30/Chad (@drewsmith824) February 11, 2022
how to be single forever.
— … (@Leonnnrrd) February 12, 2022
You already know most of us are single dude 😭
— 🕹️🎮RedHeartsQC🕹️🎮 (@SaiyanPride45) February 11, 2022
Nintendo we’re following you we obviously don’t have anyone to send these to
— QuackKiller (@qu4ckk1ll3r) February 11, 2022
Meanwhile, other Twitter users showed their enthusiasm for this Valentine’s Day-based initiative. While some of them selected their favorite cards to share with their partners, others expressed their anticipation of the game itself. Simply because they are eager to play it as soon as it’s out worldwide.
Thanks Nintendo, very cool 👍🏾 pic.twitter.com/UiFY7XiAnO
— SuperSmashBro64 (@SmashBro64) February 11, 2022
We would like to know and see how much abilities player 2 has in this game; or if they will be more if a limited assist character. Really loved the way it was done in Kirby Star Allies where player two (and up) were the core enemies you fought.
— Strider21XX (@Strider21X) February 11, 2022
Gotta be one of the most underrated super heroes on nintendo ever
— Trying To be Good Aka Jamesđ (@trying_aka) February 11, 2022
Giving the third one to my wife. Thanks, Nintendo.
— Octoberfleshed (@Octoberfleshed) February 11, 2022
Thank you for the valentine official nintendo account pic.twitter.com/63hMbQqlYy
— #1 CAR MOUTH ENJOYER (@CarMouthFan) February 11, 2022
— GamingBoy256 (@GamingBoy256) February 11, 2022
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Thank you Nintendo I love these ☺️👍
— Mr.L green guy (@MrLgreenguy1) February 11, 2022
Kirby and the Forgotten Land releases on March 25, 2022, for the Switch.
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What are your thoughts on the tweet from Nintendo? Which card did you choose for your partner to have as the second player in the upcoming title? Let us know in the comments.
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