Kirby & The Rainbow Paintbrush May Be Coming To Switch This Year 

That might happen since we gotten a ton more Amiibos and i expect they will include new skins exclusive its POSSIBLE port.

@@courage1363 or they can port the 3ds version's custom skin maker

I hope that happens

This is the perfect year to port Woolly World, since Crafted World was 5 years ago and Good Feel just released Princess Peach Showtime, so a Woolly World port would hold us over with Yoshi content before the next new Yoshi game in I’m guessing 2027

@@BulbaWhat98yeah and Woolly World is better than Crafted World honestly

They might make a game similar to Kirby and the Rainbow Paintbrush.

Mother fans are starving

Probably just like they handled the Star Cursor in the Super Mario Galaxy Port. Motion Control Cursor in TV mode, Touchscreen in handheld mode. EDIT: Dear Lord, idk what is going on in YT, but just in case this is not just a visual bug and you have no clue what I am talking about: YT just randomly adds this comment below the one I ACTUALLY clicked "Reply" on. Hopefully this is just a visual bug and the comment lands where it's supposed to be, lol

@@awakenedcrowl I think you replied to the right person because it’s on the same topic

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People keep asking for the next console and talk about leaks and stuff. Meanwhile Nintendo haven't said anything official about it. So let's just enjoy these late Switch games and the next console will come whenever Nintendo announce it.

In Okami you have to draw too and that is on Switch. Though it's not the same because here you have to draw the whole game and in Okami it's just part of the gameplay.

@@danitabori can you draw on the TV with that game?

@@Poonypoona789 yeah, one option is motion control like on Wii. Where you move the controller in the air. The other is without motion control. I haven't played Okami in a long time. But I think you have to press or hold a button to get into drawing (or rather painting) mode and then you draw the shape with one of the sticks. Again I'm not sure which one. It worked well, but it's just one part of that game, not the full game like in this Kirby game. As far as I know this game doesn't use the sticks, since Kirby keeps rolling by himself, so it could be any or even both lol

Maybe you use one of the analog sticks to draw the rainbow ropes? That would be interesting to say the least

It could also gyro controls for painting.

New releases of Kirby games tend to have additional stuff in it. Though I don't see how it will work on the TV with th pro controller. I guess they got Okami to work so it's possible. I just don't know if playing the whole game like that will be fun.

Switch 2 really needed to be dual screen

Handled: touch screen Docked: cursor, motion control

@@inspectorvoid hell no, dual screen is a massive annoyance for both 3rd party devs and even 1st party devs

@@fishingmaster69 didn’t seem to slow down the DS consoles

@@fishingmaster69 you have to love how the 2nd best selling console of all time had dual screen lol

"rainbow paintbrush" is the british version of the american name

Rainbow Paintbrush is Rainbow Curse's title in Europe.

It’s the same game, in PAL regions it was called Rainbow Paintbrush

Kirby & The Rainbow Paintbrush is the title in PAL regions. I don't know why they registered the PAL title. I think the Japanese title is different too. For some reason some Kirby games had different names. Like Kirby Superstar was called Kirby's Funpack here in Europe. Or Return to Dreamland was Kirby's Adventure Wii. Though the remakes of both have the same title as the American one :D

Region name changes. It's both

there is never enough kirby c:

@@randomgamer-te8op I would've preferred any of the 3DS games (even battle royale) or Epic Yarn. But I'm the least familiar with this game. So I guess it is still interesting to me.

YES!