The two series both share a creator, as Masahiro Sakurai is the brains behind both Kirby and Super Smash Bros., so it makes sense that the first original character from Super Smash Bros. would have a home in the Kirby universe. It might seem like an odd move to include Master Hand and Crazy Hand in a Kirby game, but this isn't the first time it has happened, as Master Hand of Super Smash Bros. was actually a boss in Kirby and the Amazing Mirror. The Kirby's Dream Buffet trailer includes Master Hand and Crazy Hand, as they are seen performing the count down to the start of a race. The Kirby's Dream Buffet trailer also featured a surprise cameo from some of the Super Smash Bros. bosses. The trailer for Kirby's Dream Buffet featured different variations of Kirby, as well as several Waddle Dees, who are likey CPU-controlled racers, as their appearance is identical. The official Nintendo UK YouTube channel uploaded a trailer for Kirby's Dream Buffet, which is an upcoming racing/party game, where Kirby races on stages made from sweets, while eating as many strawberries as possible. Related: Kirby 64 Fans Encounter Game-Breaking Glitch On Nintendo Switch Online Master Hand has appeared as a boss in every Super Smash Bros. game and is even briefly playable in the World of Light mode in Super Smash Bros. 3DS/Wii U, and Galeem/Dharkon from Super Smash Bros. Brawl, Master Core from Super Smash Bros. The other bosses from the Super Smash Bros. series include Tabuu from Super Smash Bros. Melee introduced Crazy Hand, who is the left-handed version of Master Hand. The most recent entry in the Kirby series, Kirby and the Forgotten land, launched in March this year, with GameSpot's Kirby and the Forgotten Land review giving the game a strong 9/10, even going so far as to call it the best Kirby yet.The boss of the original Super Smash Bros. was Master Hand, who was a floating gloved hand that assembled the characters at the start of the game. You will be able to play the game either locally or online, but the press release does note that "additional games, systems and/or accessories may be required for multiplayer mode." "Players will race each other through these delicious obstacle courses to collect strawberries as Kirby grows, bumping other players off the stage and using familiar Copy Abilities-or Copy Food Abilities, as they are called in this game-to thwart the competition," reads a press release for the game. Kirby takes a bit more of a spherical form in this one, rolling his way along the food themed tracks rather than his usual plod. The gameplay shows off something that looks halfway between a racing game and a party game, with Kirby in his usual pink and other colors racing against one another attempting to eat as much food as possible along the course.
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